Planta Toronto, the New Vegan Venue in Town

Planta is a vegan restaurant with a lot of options as a venue and is sure to be perfect for any kind of celebration.

The “Intimate Affair” room offers a 10-seat private experience and overlooks the restaurant, it is ideal for business meetings and small celebrations.

For occasions that require a larger space, there is the 32 seat “Room for Friends” perfect for seated dinners and parties of all types. The menu is easily customized, amazing for sharing and full of crowd pleasers.

If you feel that the dining space won’t hold the number of guests you’ll have, the entire restaurant can be converted into a party paradise called “Party Animals”. This option provides a party environment and can seat 165 people.

So if you’re wondering where to host your next event, why not the place that will adapt to your needs and make sure it will be perfect.

 

Website: plantatoronto.com

Address: 1221 Bay Street, Toronto

Phone: 647-348-7000

Email: info@chasehg.com

One Loft, The Perfect Cafe+Bar Mix

Located in downtown Toronto, this 4,250 sq ft venue is inspired by a Loft-style dwelling featuring original brick walls, vintage wallpaper and a 50 foot wooden bar.

One Loft operates a cafe and a nightclub but could be a great spot for your next group event.  The cafe is located in the front part of the venue and has the capacity to hold up to 50 guests. The room is decorated with detailed wainscoting and a 15 foot copper bar. The menu names of the food and drinks are inspired by movies, places, people, characters and moments.

With lots of space indoors, the bar can accommodate 200 people and is equipped with mirrors, leather couches, and even eight private booths that offer bottle service.

The cafe also serve cocktail mixes, fancy glassware and can be perfect for business luncheons, big birthday celebrations and corporate parties.  Many types of events can enjoy the Loft.

Address: 292 College Street Toronto, Ontario,M5T 1R9

Phone Number: 416.925.8894

Capacity:

Café Room: 50 Guests

Nightclub: 200 Guests

Website: http://www.oneloft.ca/?p=38

 

 

Twas Three Nights Before Christmas

IT’S TIME for Shanny & Deb to host the Twas Three Nights Before Christmas.

 

The Holidays season is here and Christmas and Hanukkah are getting closer!   Come celebrate the start of the Holiday Season and end of the holiday party season with Shanny in the City and CityEvents, at one of Toronto’s most unique downtown venue’s, Everleigh.

 

The holidays wouldn’t be the same without our clients, supporters, partners and friends all there to celebrate the festive season under one roof!

 

DJ:  Jed Harper

 

Date: December 22nd

Time: 10:00 PM

Location: Everleigh Club, 580 King Street West

 

For more information: info@torontocityevents.ca

or date@shannyinthecity.com

 

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How to market your event and create buzz with Google +

If you have been following our series of how to market and create the buzz on social media, here is our new video!

This time we are telling you how to promote your event through Google +: a social media which plays a major role in Search Engine Optimization by making it easier for marketers to show up in search results. Despite its late start, Google + is one of the largest social network and is definitely to include into your marketing strategy.

Here are some highlights of the video:

• Join communities: They are the best way to promote your event. This is a place to meet and engage with people on topics you’re interested in. You can join communities related to any business or topic you want and they often have different categories so it allows you to target the right audience. If you cannot find a community related to your content, you can create you own.

• Include keywords and hashtags: Keywords are essential on Google + whether it is in your company description, personal profile or your posts. Make sure that they are SEO friendly and to include hashtags in all your posts. They will increase your visibility on google search so they are very important for your event promotion.

• Create your event: Like on Facebook, you can create your own event and invite all the persons in your circles. You can give all the details related to your event such as the date, the location, etc. People that you invited can let you know if they will be attending or not. This is also a great way to communicate any extra details, or answering questions of the attendees.

• Engage: There is no secret to buzz on social media, you have to engage with people and not simply post your content. This means that you have to join communities, comment and like others posts, but also share content from others that you find interesting. Google + is the best place where you can interact with people that could be interested in your events.

Watch our video below for more complete information and tips

 
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2016 Canadian Disability Hall of Fame Inductions

On Friday, November 4th, the 23rd induction to the Canadian Disability Hall of Fame took place. The three inductees were Marni Abbott-Peter in the Athlete category, Tim Frick in the builder category and Terry Kelly in the achiever category. The luncheon was held at the Fairmont hotel in all its luxury and glory.

It started with a speech by Joanne Smith, already a member of the hall of fame, thanking all who could make it. After Major Beverly Ivany sang the national anthem.

After lunch was served, Joanne returned to the stage and introduced all the Hall of Fame members who were present at the time. Minister Tracy MacCharles was then invited to the stage to be honored for her work.

When the inductees were called to the stage, the organizers had to repeatedly wait for the public to stop the loud and ongoing applauses. Marni was the first one on stage and delivered a beautiful speech on her path. Tim Frick also had beautiful words on his work and experiences as a wheelchair basketball coach. Terry Kelly was not able to attend the event but his wife Ann Nugent awarded us all with a thrilling speech on Terry’s life.

After the induction ceremony Michael Burns, organizer and promoter for the invictus games went on stage with a marvelous presentation on how much the games are important when it comes to inclusiveness and how the great majority of people are now aware not only of what are the games but also what they represent.

To see the pictures of the event, check out: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cityeventstoronto/albums/72157676985091665

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