The Smith Center for the Performing Arts recently became the newest partner of the Culinary Academy of Las Vegas (formerly the Culinary Training Academy), awarding a service contract to provide food and beverage services for patrons of the performing arts center upon its March 2012 opening.
This agreement is the next in what is becoming a series of exciting developments for the Culinary Academy. Last month, "Today" show host Al Roker visited the Las Vegas-based Culinary Academy, awarding $1.5 million in cash and in-kind donations as a part of the show's "Lend a Hand" program. And now support for the academy grows as a partnership is forged with The Smith Center."We look to the Culinary Academy to help us combine a new level of world-class performing arts with the exceptional culinary experiences for which Las Vegas is known," said MyRon Martin, CEO and president of The Smith Center. "It is great to know that our patrons will not only get hot food, but also a warm feeling, as well as the knowledge that we are putting local people to work."While The Smith Center is slated to be the cultural centerpiece of downtown Las Vegas, the campus has also been designed to suit the needs of private groups, both large and small. The Smith Center's many venues - Reynolds Hall, the Grand Lobby, the Mezzanine Lounge, conference rooms, Dee and Don Snyder Founder's Room, cabaret-jazz theater, studio theater and the courtyard at Boman Pavilion - are available for rental. Guests will be provided with flexible, full-service catering support by Culinary Arts Catering.
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