7 Paintings - The Art of Dining is a multisensory seven-course dinner show offered at Canopy by Hilton Toronto Yorkville. This evening of art, culture and cuisine is part fine dining, part storytelling, and part artistic performance, and the immersive experience is an interactive one that unfolds over the course of 2.5 hours.
Act I serves up a tomato tart, basil gel, seedlings and smoked salt as a tribute to Italy and masterful Michelangelo. From there, subsequent acts transport the senses around the world via the lens of Picasso, Banksy, and more.
During each course, guests are invited to paint and solve riddles and they'll go home with a newfound appreciation for the art world, and food as a work of art as well
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