It’s been an active week for the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences’ (CARAS) Juno Awards. After announcing a sponsorship deal with Skip on Wednesday, the festival has now tapped Lush as its official cosmetic partner and Fraser & Thompson as its official whiskey partner.

As part of the partnership with Lush (the brand’s first with the awards), Juno Week attendees will be able to visit a multi-sensory spa on Robson Street in Vancouver.

Meanwhile, a Fraser & Thompson mixologist will create the official cocktail of the 2025 Juno Awards, which will be presented at the gala. The brand will also serve its whiskey at select Juno Week events, including the chair’s reception, the awards gala, and the pre-show lounge. In addition, it will gift bottles of whiskey to a select group of artists and content creators.

Last week, CARAS also renewed its agreement with TD as the principal sponsor and official bank of the awards. The sponsorship renewal includes TD’s presentation of the the Junos Debut Program, a platform designed to support and build a community among first-time award contenders. The brand will also launch the TD Stage at the Let’s Hear it Live Juno Block Party, the TD Priority Line Access, and TD Backstage Pass content.

Skip, chosen as the awards’ exclusive delivery app, will sponsor the Orange Carpet and offer interactive experiences, national contests, and exclusive perks for Skip’s loyalty program members.

The 54th annual Juno Awards and Juno Week will be held in Vancouver from March 27 to 30, culminating with the awards on March 30 at the Rogers Arena.