CANCELLED: Last Dinner on the Titanic

Sure, you saw the movie. But have you actually been there?
On the 100th anniversary of the sinking of RMS Titanic, dress in your finest and join fellow passengers for a historically accurate recreation of the final First Class dinner aboard the doomed ship. The "Last Dinner on the Titanic" will be an elegant and unique moment of time travel--and you don't even have to get your feet wet.
Held at the magnificent, period-perfect Victorian mansion housing celebrated restaurant Ca'Bianca, this event will feature gripping tales of the fateful night, musical performances and a seven-course dinner replicating the final First Class dinner from a menu which survived the sinking.
Host Mark Green has been a student of the Titanic disaster and its Edwardian times for more than 40 years. Between courses, guests will hear tales of the people and events of that fateful night, and musical performances interpreting the experience of those times.
This unique, hundred-year anniversary occasion will only come once, and seating is very limited. It is your only chance to experience the sumptuous luxury of the Edwardian elite in the most delicious way possible, on the centennial of that historic "night to remember."
Tickets are $165 per person. Ticket price includes seven-course gourmet meal, two glasses of wine served with their appropriate courses, tea or coffee, performances, souvenirs, tax and gratuity. Additional wine and pre-dinner cocktails will be available on a no-host basis.
For details on the event including menu details, directions and appropriate dress, visit http://tinyurl.com/firstclassdinner.