• Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    1. Dan Rafferty Band. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    2. The crowd watches the show in the Sound Board. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    3. Randi Brandt and Mika Cuper. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    4. Ashley O’Gieblyn, Lauren Rodriguez and Brooke Peterson. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    5. Lotoya Vongrechin and Erynn Edwards.

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    6. Derek Rafferty, Adrienne Perzky and Kristen Porchia. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    7. Bernie Stevens and Stephen Stawicki. 

  • Event Snapshots: 2016 Michigan EPIC Awards

     
    BY Photos by Sam Sarkis Photography
    FROM THE Summer 2016 ISSUE
     

    8. Marianne Thai, DeVonna Snowden and Keri Dinica

The Event Professional Industry Class Awards were held April 5 at MotorCity Casino’s Sound Board. Kurt Colone of Mike Staff Productions was the emcee, with entertainment by the Dan Rafferty Band.

Snapshots: A Night in Tokyo to JAM

 
NACE Philadelphia's Dining in the Dark

For its September 2019 meeting, the National Association for Catering and Events (NACE) Philadelphia Chapter—which serves industry professionals in the Greater Philadelphia, South Jersey and Delaware region—thought it would try something different. Instead of focusing on the visual presentation of food, organizers took away the sense of sight entirely, outfitting diners with a blindfold at dinner.
 

 
Dancing Through Lansing

Lansing isn't just the capital of Michigan, but it’s also the central hub for the entire state—literally; it’s located within 90 minutes of 90 percent of the state’s population, making it both eventful and accessible for groups located throughout the state.