Peckish or hungry? Let yourself be carried away by a number of dishes created by one of Mexico City’s top chefs. Best part yet is that you can choose from a large selection of items starting from $4 and up.

If you’re looking to enjoy some Tequila and Mezcal, you can choose from over 118 bottles, giving El Catrin the largest collection of Tequila and Mezcal in Toronto. El Catrin also carries other bottles like Clase Azul Anejo, Don Julio Real, Jose Cuervo 250th Anniversary and more.

As for the decor, it is breathtaking! Inside, you can admire an amazing mural while waiting for your delicious meal. Outside, the venue has one of the largest patios in Toronto where you can gather around a large cauldron, which is used to warm you up throughout the year.

El Catrin has more than 5 independent areas including 2 semi-private dining room and one semi-private room, El Bodega. So, El Catrin is a great venue for all kind of events.

Address: 55 Mill Street, Toronto

Phone: 416.203.2121

Email: info@thedistillery.ca

Website: http://www.elcatrin.ca/

By: Raphaëlla Tareau

Here at CityEvents, we love to get our fix of theatre in Toronto. Coming up this week is a true gem of Canadian culture that attracts some of the brightest talent from all over.

The SummerWorks Performance Festival opens this Thursday, August 7 and runs until Sunday, August 17. The entire festival takes places all over the city of Toronto, in many of your favourite venues including the Lower Ossington Theatre, the Theatre Centre and the Gladstone hotel.

Founded in 1991, SummerWorks is Canada’s largest juried festival featuring an array of performance art including theatre, dance and music. With a focus on promoting new Canadian work, the SummerWorks Performance Festival acts as a hub for creation, bringing together some of Canada’s emerging directors, actors, designers, arts administrators and technicians.

One show we’re excited to see is a new Canadian musical entitled “And Now, The End” playing at the Theatre Passe Muraille Mainspace. Earlier in the year, we got a chance to catch their workshop production at the Ryerson Theatre School’s New Voices Festival, and we can’t wait to see it again.

For more information on the SummerWorks Performance Festival including show schedule, ticketing and biographies, check out their website: http://summerworks.ca/2014/

To find out more about Ante-Up Productions new musical, “And Now, The End”, hop on over to their website: http://www.andnowtheend.com

Photo left: And Now, The End written by Victoria Houser, Emily Nixon, Drew O’Hara, Zach Parkhurst and Jake Vanderham