Sipping pink
Updated: 2015-09-29 08:16
By China Daily(China Daily)
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and executive pastry chef Yves Matthey marks the occasion with a Think Pink afternoon tea set at the Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong. It's part of a hotel-wide promotion that also includes an exhibition by 30 local and international artists. A monthlong online art auction - featuring a donated collection of artworks based on the themes of "love", "pink", and "women" - culminates in an auction evening at The Space at 210 Hollywood Road on the evening of Oct 29. Funds raised from the auction will be donated to the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation. The Think Pink afternoon tea set is available mid afternoon at the Clipper Lounge and also in the hotel's Café Causette through Oct 29 (holiday schedule may vary).
Mandarin Oriental, Hong Kong, 5 Connaught Road Central, Hong Kong; 852-2522-0111.
(China Daily 09/29/2015 page19)
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