CityEvents will be hosting Schmooze, on Friday, August 25, Toronto’s best after-work rooftop patio party for one last time before summer comes to an end.

The party will be on the Mercer Rooftop Terrace from 5-9 p.m. Stoli is sponsoring the event where you can get $4 drink specials and a complimentary BBQ “Pop-Up” by The Dime, while the food lasts!

DJ Spence Diamonds will be playing the top hits for enjoy every last moment of the summer with us.

Schmooze is Toronto’s favourite after-work patio for both young and established professionals in the downtown core. Schmooze is the best way to celebrate a summer weekend!

When: Friday, August 25th, 2017 from 5-9 p.m.

Where: Mercer Rooftop Terrace, 15 Mercer Street, Toronto M5V 3C6

Website: www.maisonmercer.com

Link for event: https://www.facebook.com/events/690308327842015/

Pictures from past Schmooze events: https://www.flickr.com/photos/cityeventstoronto/albums/with/72157669926043316

Hosted by CityEvents and ShannyintheCity

www.torontocityevents.com

Twitter: @cityevents

www.shannyinthecity.com

Twitter: @ShannyintheCity

Are you on a hunt for a fun evening ? Do it for a good cause. Pants off for Prostate Cancer : “Don’t Go Commando” is an edgy fund-raising event set to educate and spread awareness about Prostate Cancer that affects most Canadian men. The Event works closely with Prostate Cancer Canada-the only national foundation dedicated to the elimination of the disease.

This event encourages both men and women to party pants off. So be “open” , crazy and funky with your get-up that night because you are going bottom-less . To make the night more magical for you, you have Toronto’s downtown professionals and urban tastemakers to join hands with the honoured Queen’s Own Rifles.

Be there on September 3^Rd , 2015 at Moss Park Armoury , 130 Queen Street East from 8pm to 1am .

Buy your tickets now at http://www.pantsoff.ca/

Early Bird Ladies – 60$

Early Bird Gentlemen- 70$

Note: The prices goes up on 28^th August. 

Hurry, Grab your tickets now . You wouldn’t want to miss this.  Also look out for one of CityEvents contests for tickets.

On Thursday, October 17, 2013, at the EGLINTON GRAND, chocolate lovers will assemble to experience one of the most elegant and lavish events held in Toronto set to benefit Prostate and Breast Cancer Initiatives. Imagine the distinct aroma of chocolate emanating from every direction once you walk through the doors of the luxuriously appointed EGLINTON GRAND.

Start off the evening with a visit the Silent Auction gallery followed by chocolate tastings.  The first to tempt your taste buds are savoury sampling food stations, presented and catered by some of Toronto’s top chefs and restaurants. Here you will experience sampling sizes of various chocolate-infused savoury foods.

Once you have sampled and digested the savoury fare, treat yourself to decadent chocolate creations – from bars to truffles – available at several Chocolate Stations positioned throughout the venue.

Next, take a break and work off some of the calories by strolling over to the Silent Auction tables, followed by shuffling onto the dance floor. Cocoa Grande, “a celebration of movies, music and dance”,  is the theme of this year’s Chocolate Ball and there will be no shortage of music for dancing. In between sets, prepare to be entertained by our signature floor shows, contests and prize draws.

So come dressed in Hollywood Glam and ready to celebrate an evening of entertainment – powered by Chocolate.  Help make a difference by being part of this unique Toronto event set to benefit our Prostate and Breast Cancer Initiatives Fund.

When: October 17, 2013, 7:00 p.m.

Where: Eglinton Grand, 400 Eglinton Avenue West

Tickets and information: http://www.thechocolateball.com/

https://twitter.com/TOChocolateFest

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/

George Brown Collge and the Globe and Mail presents The 5toWatch Award – for Winning Sports Business Leaders 

Canada’s leading sports business, education and marketing professionals are once again joining forces to celebrate the best and brightest of the Canadian sports marketing industry.

 It is a ‘must-attend’ within the Canadian sports marketing industry and sets the standard for identifying the next generation of industry captains

Engage with Canadian sport business marketing influencers & participate in the “5 to Watch” Awards. Join more than 300 of the industry’s top executives representing all facets of the sports business.

The announcement of George Brown College’s “5 To Watch” award winners highlighting young executives who have demonstrated significant success early in their career and are poised to become the next generation of industry leaders

The Eligibility Criteria to apply for the 5 to watch award are :

Candidates must be under the age of 40 years old by December 31, 2012.
Candidates can only be selected from the following segments of the Sports Industry:

• Sports Properties
• Amateur sport bodies including National/Provincial Sports Organizations and Educational Institutions
• Non-editorial at Media Outlets
• Advertisers, Licensees, Sponsors
• Large Sports Event

Candidates must work on the business side of their operation (vs. on-field performance roles like a coach or General Manager)

Ticketing. Proceeds will fund student awards at the Centre for Business at George Brown College

Thursday, May 16th, 2013, 7 p.m.
George Brown College’s Waterfront Campus
51 Dockside Drive, Toronto, ON
Tickets now on sale. $95

 www.georgebrown.ca/5towatch<http://www.georgebrown.ca/5towatch>

Check out last year’s photo here : http://www.flickr.com/photos/cityeventstoronto/sets/72157629963826163/