First Tapping & Tasting of Liquid Art Fest Tropical Milkshake IPA at Craft Beer Market

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Ontario’s beer and art scenes are diverse and largely celebrated. So, it comes as no surprise that Collective Arts are enjoying great success!

On May 7th at Craft Beer Market on Adelaide, Collective Arts celebrated Toronto’s beautiful Spring and Summer weather with the new Liquid Art Fest Tropical Milkshake IPA: a tropical, full-bodied milkshake IPA with vanilla, mango and passionfruit flavours paired with Simcoe and Citra hops. With its opacity and orange colour due to the Vermont ale yeast, lactose and fruit puree, it almost looks like a tropical milkshake!

After time to sip and mingle, guests were shown to a dining area where Brewmaster Ryan Morrow guided guests through a beer tasting where attendees tried three beers, all perfect for cooling down or partying it up in the hot weather, accompanied by yummy yet hearty bites paired with the beers to bring out their true flavour.

Guests were sent home with collectible beer mats featuring the work of emerging artists, information about the new beers, and some beverages to enjoy at home. Have some art you want featured on a can of your favourite beer? Every six months, Collective Arts has a Call for Art (to which you can submit your art here). The submissions are curated by a team of experts to bring to you another beautiful, varied series. Their series 9 of artwork features art from 46 emerging artists, and their series 10, launching soon, is sure to impress yet again.

If you missed this event, have no fear! Collective Arts will be showcasing their Liquid Art IPA again at their art, music and beer festival on June 15 and 16 in Hamilton. Here, you’ll be the first in Canada to try beers from some of many 52 Brewers from Europe, Asia and the US while listening to live music by Juno-award winning artists like The Beaches, Charly Bliss, Mt. Joy and more! The art doesn’t stop there – there will be street art by German Art Collective The Weird and UK-based artist Loch-Ness. Also at the festival: Food trucks, beer yoga from Lululemon, Banksy exhibit, screen print shop, tattoo pop-up and barber shop! Check out their website for more information: http://liquidartbrewfest.com/

About Collective Arts: Founded by Matt Johnston and Bob Russell, Collective Arts is an Ontario-based craft beer brewer that combines great, local beer with the talent of emerging artists, musicians and filmmakers. They believe that creativity fosters creativity, and that creativity yields delicious pints.

Schmooze Finalé, Join Us After Work ONE LAST TIME!

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As most of you may know, Maison Mercer is closing its doors due to the Nobu development in the near future.  Due to popular demand and people asking when the next Schmooze is, Maison Mercer is hosting this popular patio event ONE LAST TIME!

After a hard day’s work, spending a summer evening with friends and colleagues is the best way to relax.  SCHMOOZE offers a spectacular view of the horizon, offering refreshing beverages on the terrace, relax after work while enjoying the barbecue.

 

Cover is free, however, there will be an optional donation at the door with all proceeds going to The Canadian Cancer Society.

Music by Spence Diamonds

Presented by STOLI

 

When: Friday June 22,  2018 – 5pm-11pm

Where: Maison Mercer, 15 Mercer St.

Site web: www.maisonmercer.com

Managing for Growth Series: Fed-up with silo mentality in regards to finances and margins in your business?

Hogg, Shain & Scheck one of CityEvents ongoing clients is pleased to announce that it will be hosting a seminar as part of our Managing for Growth series on Thursday, June 21st, 2018 at the Westin Prince Toronto.

Neville Joffe, creator of the AME Learning System will share with you best practices while opening your mind to a new way of thinking about how Key Financial Indicators can be used as tools to drive the right behaviors in your organization.

  • Key issues that your organization may face.
  • Typical actions that address symptoms rather than the root cause.
  • Seminar key takeaways.
  • Who should attend.

The result? A win-win solution for shareholders and employee performance.

Date: Thursday June 21, 2018

Time: 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 a.m.

Location: North York Room, Westin Prince Toronto 900 York Mills Road, Toronto, Ontario M3B 3H2

Price: $30 (Hot breakfast included)

 

For more information or to Register: www.hss-ca.com/events

Join Us at the Incredible Kasa Moto AFTERWORK on July 11th!

June 4, 2018 by  
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This after-work patio evening will take place on the roof terrace of Kasa Moto from 6:00 PM to 11:45 PM. You don’t want to miss this incredible opportunity to network while sipping a drink on one of the most beautiful patios on the roof in Toronto.

Summer has finally arrived and it’s the right time to enjoy this beautiful roof terrace. Cocktails, good food, good company, and the amazing Yorkville backdrop will ensure you have a wonderful time.

We look forward to seeing you at the event.

 

When: Wednesday July 11th, 2018. 6:00 PM- 11:45 PM

Where: Kasa Moto, 115 Yorkville Ave Toronto, ON M4W 1C1.

Website: http://www.kasamoto.ca

Canadian Helen Keller Centre honours ROM at award luncheon

The Canadian Helen Keller Centre (CHKC) Award was launched in 2005 to recognize individuals and organizations for their notable contributions to the deaf-blind community in Canada. The event is hosted by–and is a project of–the Canadian Foundation for Physically Disabled Persons (CFPDP).

The deaf-blind community is a unique community of individuals with this dual disability. CFPDP aims to help change the way Canadians think about physical disabilities. For this, the CHKC and awards were launched. CHKC is Canada’s first training facility dedicated solely to deaf-blind persons. Programs include necessary everyday skills such as home organization, grooming, personal finance, computer skills, communication skills like sign-language and braille and many more.

On Friday, April 27, the 14th annual luncheon will be held at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel. This year, CHKC will honour the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM). The award will be accepted by Josh Basseches, Director & CEO, ROM and the guest speaker will be Josh Saunders.

 

For table and sponsorship rates, click here.

For a ticket order form, click here.

 

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