2010 All-Canada University Association Event
Join other graduates of Canadian universities for the All-Canada University Association annual event. Held each spring in Washington, DC, this event brings together alumni and their guests for an exceptional evening of insight, conversation and friendship.
Host: The University of British Columbia
Date: Saturday, April 24, 2010 (6:00pm-9:00pm)
Venue: City Tavern Club, 3206 M Street NW, Washington, DC 20007 (view map and directions) Dating back to 1796, the CTC counts founding fathers Washington, Jefferson and Adams as some of its earliest patrons.
Entertainment: Opera 101 led by acclaimed opera performer and UBC professor Nancy Hermiston. Part stimulating lecture, part lively performance, Opera 101 will give you insight into the training, performances, careers and lives of opera singers. (view the performers' bios)
Attire: Semi-formal/business casual. Please note that the club's dress code requires guests to wear a jacket and tie. Jeans, shorts, flip flops and athletic shoes are not permitted.
Cost: US$60/person (Canadian $62, register below through UBC's site)
Registration contact: Samantha Diamond, UBC (1-800-883-3088 or samantha.diamond@ubc.ca)
Attend Our Annual Event
The All-Canada University (ACU) Association is comprised of graduates of Canadian universities from all across Canada. We hold an annual event each spring bringing together alumni and their companions for a festive dinner in Washington, DC.
Why Come to the Event?
Alumni come from as far as Pennsylvania and West Virginia to attend the event for fun, camaraderie, to share stories and connect with others from far flung parts of Canada. The venues have ranged from somewhat formal sit down dinners to country-style square dances to cocktail parties.
We've captured some of the fun from past years in our photo galleries, and you can view a slideshow of all our photos!
About the Website
This website contains updates on the upcoming annual event, registration details and other information relating to the both upcoming and past events.
