Monica Derksen (right) planned the YA event along with her business partner & brother, Cameron Derksen.
Cake balls and imperial cookies by Cake-ology were served up along with catering from Rudy’s Eat & Drink.
Cameron Derksen (centre) of Ethero Events & Managing.
Leith Robertson (right) is an associate at Pitblado Law and a YA board member.
The event still goes by Black & White Gala, but only some stick to dress code.
A chic, white round bar was plunked into the middle of The Forks Market.
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