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Singapore Club Cambodia celebrates the 15th and last day of Chinese New Year on February 22 at the Himawari Hotel. Hong Menea
Socialite: Nomi International Fashion Incubator and more
Nomi International fashion Incubator announced its advanced technical training course at the offices of Nomi Network’s Cambodia on February 16. Nomi International fashion Incubator aims to help people reach their personal goals with confidence and gain a competitive edge in fashion production and technical training through this hands-on, skills-based course. Lessons include trend forecasting, technical fitting and specs, basic pattern-making and more. During the gala opening, the guests enjoyed food, drink and learned more about the Incubator, the instructors and its full course listing. The office is located at No16A, Street 450, Sangkat Toul Tumpoung 1.
The Cambodian Chapter of the gastronomical association Chaine des Rôtisseurs, the Cambodian Bailiage, held its monthly soiree on February 29. This month, they celebrated at Topaz restaurant, which served a special menu with marinated langoustine carpaccio in a lemon, chili and Thai basil dressing, light cream of green asparagus soup with Brittany lobster and plenty of red and white plonk. Every month they bring together people with a common appreciation of quality wines and fine dining at different high-class restaurants with special food from expert chefs. The guests indulge in treats ranging from foie gras to premium tuna and marinated lamb.
Singapore Club Cambodia celebrated the 15th and last day of Chinese New Year on February 22 at the Himawari Hotel. It was a colourful celebration with the perfect decorations, entertaining lion dance display, joyful yu sheng toss, vibrant emcee, spectacular fan and drum dance and guests dressed in festive wear. Singapore Club Cambodia wishes one and all a healthy and prosperous year ahead!
The Siem Reap Tourism Club celebrated the Fourth Tourism Gathering & Networking event at the Mahob Khmer Cuisine Restaurant on February 26. The guests were mostly made up of hoteliers, industrialists and tourism experts who shared their experiences in the tourism industry. They enjoyed a buffet dinner under the star-filled night sky at the Mahob Khmer Cuisine Restaurant. The guests, who also participated in a lucky draw auction, were charged $28 per person, and the proceeds, which totalled $1550, were donated to Angkor Hospital for Children.
The Hennessy Artistry Club series continued at the Boss Club on Friday, March 4, with rocking by DJ FayeFangKaew from Thailand and DJ Pink from Cambodia. Next stop for the Hennessy Artistry Club series will be 2Nite Lounge on Friday, March 11. Ticket for Hennessy Artistry are available at EPIC, Vito Retro, Jet Studio, Boss Club, 2Nite Lounge, MIP, Forest, Rukku, Samba and Mango Mango. Make a note of the dates and ask for Hennessy Artistry invitations while purchasing Hennessy VSOP.
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