For moms who love the glamour of the Roaring Twenties, Toronto's Spadina Museum will be hosting a 1920s-themed Mother's Day soirée. With everything from live music to vintage treats, the event is perfect for moms who want to take a trip back in time.
The Mother's Day Afternoon Soirée will take place at the Spadina Museum on Sunday, May 8th. The event will begin with a tour that highlights Mary Austin's lavish entertainment style. The tour will include a visit to the museum's third floor suite, where guests will be able to enjoy live music, a 1920s fashion exhibit and a variety of desserts inspired by vintage cookbooks. Guests are even encouraged to dress in their favorite 1920s attire to complete the experience.
The Mother's Day soirée gives moms and their families a fun way to celebrate Mother's Day, while learning about an important piece of Toronto's history.
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This Mother's Day Soirée Takes Guests Back to the Roaring Twenties
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