Photo from last year's dinner

The ACO is again returning to the stomping grounds of its great founders, Architect Eric Arthur and historian Anthony Adamson. There is no place cosier than the Arts and Letters Club on a cold November evening. The perfect venue for friends to celebrate the 75 year history of the Architectural Conservancy of Ontario. 

There will be a cocktail hour, a delicious dinner, and a brief award ceremony to celebrate the hard work of Ontario's heritage activists and the ACO's many friends and sponsors. Throughout the evening 75 years of achievement will be showcased.

The ACO has been helping communities preserve buildings and structures of architectural merit and places of natural beauty since before the Ontario Heritage Act or any form of government assistance was available.

ACO is stronger than ever, with 19 branches across the province, and many communities expressing interest in getting involved.

Tickets are limited, make sure you reserve yours today!