Bastille Day, because Vive la France, that’s why!

Mes chers compatriotes and canadian friends, the day has come for France to celebrate her independance day! The liberation of Paris is forever considered as a turning point in French History.

 

There are a number of events  in Toronto to celebrate BASTILLE DAY, to commemorate this important date. One key event organized by The Consulate General of France, the Alliance Française Toronto, and Maille, it promises to be quite a festive day.

 

Either you’re french living in Toronto or you’re a true torontonian, you are invited! Rendez-vous Sunday July 12th at Davis Pecaut Square.

 

The festivities will begin at 11am with the official kick-off, followed at 12pm by a picnic lunch on the grass. French food, wine and goods will be sold at the bistro! Isn’t that totally french?

 

Around 2pm until 5pm, activities and local francophone bands will entertain the enthusiast public.  And to conclude this perfect day, Le Bal Populaire, where everyone can dance to the sweets songs of french artists.

 

I can tell you that I will be there all day, even if it’s only to have a try on the amazing french baguette!

 

Vive la République et Vive la France!

 

Date: July 12th 2015

Location: David Pecaut Square

Time: 11 a.m to 10 p.m

Link: http://torontobastilleday.com/home/

 

Another exciting news for you!

 

There will be a celebration of Bastille Day by Apero Chic, at the Cabana. This promises to be an exciting day!

 

It will (obviously) take place the 14th of July at Cabana Pool Bar. The admittance is strictly on party business, meaning you have to buy tickets to network and socialize. I’m sure it will get pretty busy so don’t be late!

 

A dress code is required. You’ll have to be dressed in Blue, White or Red to represent the beautiful French Flag!

 

Other than that you’re prepared! Bring your joie de vivre and your smile and have fun!

 

Date: July 14th 2015

Location: Cabana Pool Bar

Time: 6 p.m to 11:30 p.m

Link: http://cabanapoolbar.com/event/bastille-day/

Schmooze is What You Need This Summer

 

 

All you have to do is show up! You can bring your friends or coworkers!

 

 

 

We are waiting for you! Don’t Forget the tasty complimentary barbecue courtesy of Treeline Catering until 6:30pm. The beautiful hostesses and the bar staff will serve you exceptional cocktails.

 

Cold beers and Toronto’s specialties

This  summer in Toronto more than others, you will have plenty of occasions to try and taste all kinds of delicious beers and food.

First, let’s talk about beer! You will be able to enjoy one of the many festivals happening:

June 27th to July 1st: the Toronto Ribfest 2015 in Centennial Park. This large rib fest and music festival celebrates summer here in Toronto. You can enjoy delicious food, craft beers and great music. http://torontoribfest.com/

July 9th: Summer Craft Beer Fest.

This fun event takes place in Liberty Market Building and celebrates summer sunshine and ice-cold craft beer. You can stroll the streets of Liberty Market and maybe you will find your new favourite craft beer. http://www.summercraftbeerfest.com/

July 24-26th:  the Toronto’s Festival of Beer happening from July 24th to the 26th in Bandshell Park at the CNE. This festival proposes a stage with amazing artists, Brewmaster sessions, a World of Beer Pavilion Ireland, new brews and the “Beerlicious grilling experience”. http://beerfestival.ca/

August 8th: The Roundhouse Craft Beer and Food Trucks. Taking place at Roundhouse Park this festival was created to provide the opportunity to sample Ontario’s finest craft beer and delicious food from Toronto best food trucks. You can just bring your blanket and enjoy the park view and vibe. With summer coming, you will surely enjoy this day at the park. http://www.craftbeerfest.ca/

Concerning Toronto’s best cuisine, we propose you to check out:

• June 20th and 26th: Kensington Krawl Food & Culture Tour at Jimmy’s coffee. During this event you will have the possibility to explore the diverse tastes of Kensington Market, you will learn the history and the heritage of this market and meet local chefs. http://savourtoronto.com/food-tours/kensington-krawl/

• August 1st to August 3rd 2015: Pan American Food Festival: Finally, this year Toronto is hosting the Pan Am Games! For this occasion, Toronto will renew their Pan American Food Festival from. You will find flavours and cultures of the 41 countries of North, South and Central America. The free to public festival will showcase international chefs, music and dance ensembles. http://panamfoodfest.com/

• August 8-9th: Jerkfest:  The Jerkfest is celebrating this year its 14th Birthday and invites you to taste the traditional jerk chicken, fish or pork; or if you dare, take on the exotic meats of alligator, Kangaroo & shark! Meet up at Centennial Park. http://www.jerkfestival.ca/

But you might also be interested by the Tours and other Markets proposed this summer.

• July 3-16th: Summerlicious is back this year! The top restaurants in the city offer opportunity to sample a wide variety of diverse and innovative cuisine through prix-fixe menus. Lunch will cost you around 18$ and the dinners will be between 25$ and 45$. http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=817faf2c85006410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD

• August 14-16th: The Waterfront Night Market: there’s nothing better than a stroll around the harbourfront to try this culinary experience: Asian cuisine on the theme “Street Food”. Check out this cross-cultural social event at the T&T supermarket. http://waterfrontnightmarket.com/

As you can see you won’t have time for anything other than fun this summer! Don’t hesitate to join these events and enjoy the food and beer that the city of Toronto has to offer.

The Donate & Learn Business Expo 2015

Don’t just hear about the latest techniques, learn how to master them from leading industry experts at Microsoft Bing, American Express, Investors Group, Constant Contact and more!

Your business is in need of learning! You can participate in this year “Donate & Learn Business Expo 2015” and learn all about cutting-edge branding, search engine, and social media marketing strategies, among Toronto’s top entrepreneurs.

You’ll have the possibility to work on advanced workshops covering differents topics : SEO, PPC, Email Marketing and more! Be sure to attend so you’ll know all those clues to operate a successful business!

100% of donations will go to Enactus-Ryerson Project Growing North

Date: June 30th, 2015

Time: 12pm –  5pm

Location: Ryerson University, 350 Victoria St, Toronto, ON M5B 2K3, Canada

Limited spots are available – Register now to reserve yours: http://greenlotus.ca/expo.

 

Delta Toronto Hotel: The amazing new hotel majestically rises to the sky

The new Delta Toronto Hotel,  is located between the Air Canada Centre and the Rogers Centre, beside the Metro Toronto Convention Centre so is perfect for events associated with the trade centre. This hotel rises in heart of the downtown in Toronto and has 17,000 square feet of meeting space spread over 12 venues/rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and built-in audiovisual equipment. Its largest space, the SoCo Ballroom, is 6,528 square feet and holds 700 theatre-style. It also has a 4,000-square-foot terrace with city views that holds 300 for receptions which is a rare find at a hotel.

 

 

 

 

 

This brand new hotel has several nice meeting rooms, that are easily customized to a variety of set ups.  The following information on the meeting rooms provide comfortable spaces for all meeting planners.  Number of Guest Rooms: 567,  Number of Meeting Spaces: 12, Largest Meeting Room Capacity: 700.

 

 

 

 

 

Above all, the best feature in this hotel is well-filled rooms. These rooms have a great space to relax and  enjoy the great view from there.   We look forward to hosting clients for their meetings and events with a reception on the large deck looking over the Steamwhistle Brewery.

 

 

 

 

 

Address: 75 Lower Simcoe Street, Toronto, ON M5J 3A6, Canada

Phone: (416) 849-1200
Website: https://www.deltahotels.com/Hotels/Delta-Toronto

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