Last Gang Records

As the Christmas party season draws close,  Last Gang Records got ahead of the game last night by teaming up with the hot-shot entertainment and media law firm of Taylor Mitsopulos Klein and Oballa at their Gallery 360 in Liberty Village–and it’s a good thing too, since this is one of the year’s biggest parties.

The entertainment and media firm of Taylor Mitsopulos Klein and Oballa

This year’s party was their biggest success yet. By 8pm the venue was completely packed with record execs and budding young artists, all looking to strike up a conversation that may also land them a gold record on the gallery’s walls (housed in the firm’s office). The firm are proud of their longstanding history in the arts: the walls are covered in the ultimate of Canadian music cool: Death from Above 1979, MSTRKRFT and Metric just to name a few. The night also featured an auction in support of Dixon Hall Music School, a not-for-profit committed to subsidizing music lessons for low-income families.

The gallery is currently home to an exhibit by singer-songwriter Joseph Arthur (pictured below), who graced lucky party-goers with some vocal stylings early on in the evening.

Singer-songwriter-artist Joseph Arthur

If you wanted to get on the guest list–good luck. Without a little pull, it was almost impossible to get in the door, and rightfully so. Featuring a wicked sponsorship with Steamwhistle and Amarula Cream Liquor, gift bags with treats from the finest shops on the West End, and a spread of veggie friendly apps and decadent treats from Circles & Squares, it’s no surprise that it was Thursday night’s hottest ticket.

If you weren’t there last night, we suggest you make friends with the kids at Last Gang, as you won’t want to miss out next year.