Carrying on a century-old tradition in their scarlet tunics and feather bonnets, the award-winning St. Andrews College Pipes and Drums led guests into the dinner reception.

Guests made their way into Heritage Court where they entered the beautifully decorated cocktail reception under a ceiling swagged with Edison bulb string lights to create old fashioned ambiance. 

Guests walked the golden crown carpet where they were welcomed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and had a photo opportunity with 2022 Royal Ambassador, Winston, a 26-year-old Perderon horse.

The Toronto Police Mounted Unit provided a portion of the evening's entertainment.

The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair showcases Canada’s best in agriculture and equestrian sport.

Everybody loves a good puppy activity!

All types of equestrian sport entertained attendees throughout the evening.

Of course, plenty of live show music kept guests entertained as well!

Emceed by Canadian television personality, Rick Mercer, guests enjoyed a unique and unforgettable Canadian culinary experience curated and prepared by acclaimed Chef Michael Bonacini, Chair of the Culinary & Hospitality Committee of The Royal.