Toronto Region Board of Trade venue offers different rental rates, menu selection, and services that will surely meet your expectations and more! Toronto Region Board of Trade venue is located on the third and fourth floor in the First Canadian Place that provides different layout structures to choose from to help customize your company’s event layout. The third floor has a board room for 12 people, a Ridout room with a maximum capacity of 64 delegates, and four breakout rooms, each with the capacity of 12-16 people that can be configured into different space arrangements. The Ballroom is beautifully arranged on the fourth floor with a maximum capacity of 320 which. Also, the fourth floor has a small lounge that is sometimes used as a bridal suite and four breakout rooms that can be configured in various ways or joined together.          

Not only will your delegates be comforted by the clean and comfortable environment but they will be served exclusively by Oliver & Bonacini. Oliver & Bonacini has a long standing reputation from its reputable restaurants such as Canoe, Jump, Biff’s Bistro, Auberge du Pommier, Luma, Bannock, O&B Canteen, and Oliver & Bonacini Café & Grill. From small breakout sessions to large gala events and now off site catering, Oliver and Bonacini provide succulent and mouthwatering cuisine with service with utmost quality, excellence and professionalism.  Inquiries for booking information and FAQ for Toronto Region Board of Trade, please contact http://www.bot.com/services/develop-your-business/Pages/oliver-and-bonacini.aspx or events@oliverbonacini.com

The 1st Annual Rosedale Art Fair. The Rosedale Main Street BIA was proud to launch the Rosedale Art Fair this spring. The two-day event showcased the notable work of emerging artists, such as Sebastien Benitez and Treva Michelle, from across the GTA at participating Rosedale stores and restaurants.

You had the opportunity to meet live with the artists and purchase affordable high calibre works of art. It was an exceptional opportunity to support the work of up and coming local artists.

Local restaurants and merchants offered special sales and promotions during the fair, which was yet another great opportunity to support your community.

The event featured:

• · “Art in the Square” where up to forty artists showcased their curated work. Visitors had the opportunity to meet directly with the artists and purchase works of art from all the artists.
• · Photographs of Sebastian Benitez whose recent photographic series explored the themes of memory and identity.
• · Treva Michelle’s paintings which delve into the tactile process of working in vibrant saturated pigments.
• · Established Artist, one of them whom exhibited at the Louvre in Paris, also Exhibited

For more information > http://www.rosedalemainstreet.ca

About the Rosedale Main Street BIA: The Rosedale Main Street Business Improvement Area represented over 180 businesses along Yonge Street from Woodlawn Avenue to Crescent Road. The BIA worked to improve the voice of the local businesses in their community.

Picture of the Rosedale Art Fair:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/cityeventstoronto/sets/72157633500979978/with/8741273470/