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Introducing Western Living’s 2023 Designers of the Year Award Winners
Oh, just with a private concert of a legendary musician...
This past Saturday, Vancouver-based jewellery brand Pyrrha celebrated their 20th anniversary in the city. The past recipients of our Western Living Designers of the Year are known for their iconic talisman jewellery, and though they opened an L.A. store five years ago, they’ve kept their production in Vancouver—and creators Wade Papin and Danielle Willamore celebrated the milestone by bringing music legend Patti Smith to their new studio for the night. (They celebrated this past March in L.A. with another wee little event—a concert with Iron & Wine.)Smith, who’s on a book tour for her latest, M Train, told the crowd, “What do you when you have a night off? You come to Vancouver.”She played favourites from her 1975 debut album Horses—including fan favourites “Gloria,” and “Birdland” and “Dancing Barefoot”—along with a gorgeous cover of Lou Reed’s “Perfect Day.” And the crowd joined in for “Because the Night.”
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