TIFF Bachelor Party Puts Mixes Ladies and Celebrities

Eligible Singles in Toronto Enjoyed TIFF Bachelor Party at COVE on Friday 6 Sept 2013

TIFF Bachelor Party was Friday Sept 6th 2013 at COVE rooftop patio.

TIFF Bachelor Party 2013 party was  designed and executed by Eligible Magazine and was the pet project of its illustrious Founder and our special friend Gary Wilson.

Lots of beautiful ladies enjoyed free drinks while mingling with Michael Stagliano, Arie Luyendyk Jr., Kiptyn Locke and Ed Swiderski who are all former hosts from ABC’s The Bachelor series.  Between the hours of 8 to 10pm on Sept 6th 2013, over one hundred single ladies and some men gathered at COVE night club to enjoy complimentary cocktails and light hors d’oeuvres.  When anyone offered, all of the ladies accepted the opportunity to pose for pictures with these real life TV stars.  Its kind of remarkable to see all four men together at one event. and they all had fun partying with each other that hot Friday night, and so did the VIP guests in special boxes and booths upstairs at COVE on the rooftop patio.

Emerald Topaz Brady of Big Brother Canada and her sisters were spotted on the COVE patio.

Emerald Topaz Brady was at #TIFF2013 with her two sisters and did several events prior to relaxing at #TheBachelors party COVE 6Sept2013

Lots of single ladies enjoyed the scenery and conversation with celebrities as they sipped free cocktails from 8 to 10pm.  After attending this uniquely glamorous evening, I wrote a opinion piece for Digital Journal, Eligible Magazine hosts The TIFF Bachelor Party

A Real Bachelors’ Party Started after Ten PM and was ‘Extreme Glam’

At 10pm the party started as hundreds of lonely single men showed up with tickets for which they paid $25 in advance, or $30 at the door to get into the venue and meet the ladies already inside, primed with free drinks and looking for fun.

When the music was loud, and the hungry crowd moved to the dance floor. In this picture, a folding table is carried across the crowded space as the scene upstairs changed quickly to accommodate more fans of the TV series, and more drinking and dancing on the crowded COVE rooftop patio with the lights of the city in the background.

Everyone was eager to prove themselves physically in dance, verbally in stories and song.  My favorite part of the evening was the high energy cocktail banter and boasting, the most dynamic people in Toronto partied on the dance floor.  Extreme sports enthusiasts around the bachelors discussed new exercise using old fashioned kites and body mounted wings helping or even propelling yourself forward using the wind and a flimsy nylon kitewing which you hang onto while skating on either roller blades or ice skates.  A certified powered paragliding instructor offered to give one bachelors rides all weekend which he politely declined.  Many of the ladies were enthusiastic about new water board trends, SUP paddle boarding and Moonlight Water Yoga.

Back in Feb 2013, Michael Stagliano proposed to his girlfriend, Emily Tuchscherer, recently and she said yes! Michael shared the news on Feb. 6 via his Instagram. Fans will remember that after “Bachelor Pad 3,” Michael admitted that there was a gal in his life.  The two got engaged on January 25th and Stagliano broke a thousand hearts when he shared a picture of the proposal in Us Weekly, and he also shared a photo of Emily wearing her new engagement ring. Many fans later said that Michael did an amazing job picking out the ring, and Emily is truly beaming.

Congratulations Eligible Magazine for hosting a world class celebrity packed event.

Toronto’s Best Patios and Event Venues with a Patio

As the mercury climbs every summer the need to find a watering hole becomes increasingly more essential. There aren’t many activities that beat grabbing a few cold ones on a patio with some friends, the perfect blend of summer heat and true refreshment. Presumably, you, the reader also enjoy a summer patio session as you are still reading.  So, with that confirmed this post will lay out some of Toronto’s most enjoyable patios and will provide you with a Toronto Summer Patio Bucket list.  Many of the patios below are also great venues for events and offer a fresh change from a hotel banquet room.

Cadillac Lounge Patio

 1296 Queen St W, Toronto

The first patio we would suggest visiting is the Cadillac Lounge Patio at 1296 Queen Street West. The Cadillac Lounge has a unique back patio that is rather spacious and is filled with the aroma of their hickory smoker, minus all the smoke of course. It also offers a large variety of bottled beers or on tap. Its retro atmosphere will charm you and travel until the Southern United States.

 Pilot Patio

22 Cumberland St, Toronto

When you think patio in Toronto you immediately think Pilot’s Patio: The Flight Deck! Opened in 1993 as the largest “patio with altitude” in Yorkville, its name came from a tribute to the heroic flyers of World War II. It has been known as an artist bar, then the hub of Toronto’s hippie community, to finally become the place to go for elite’s after work drinks and trendy after midnight party nowadays.

 Hair of the dog

425 Church, Toronto

Hair of the dog is an upscale neighborhood pub and restaurant on Church St, on the southern fringes of the Gay Village. Hair of the dog reflects the diversity of the neighborhood thanks to a mixed clientele. Winning venue, with one of the top 10 patio in downtown Toronto. It has this particularity of having 2 patios! On the ground floor you can find a large space featuring 3 fountains. Facing south, the patio is filled by sun all day. A good time to enjoy a family brunch drinks with friends. Hair of the dog is also a dining experience where you can enjoy fine food in cozy and more intimate spaces. Fun fact: Hair of Dog has been voted best place to have a first date. And awarded great place to dump someone by the staff!

Against the Grain Urban Tavern

25 Dockside Dr. Toronto

Situated at 25 Dockside Drive on Corus Quay, right next to Sugar Beach, the patio has a spectacular view of Lake Ontario, the Harbour and Toronto Island. It comfortably seats 180 guests around traditional two tops, beach like lounge areas and umbrellas for this hot summer. Every weekend, from 10.30 a.m. to 3 p.m., the restaurant offers $5 Bloody Caesar specials and during the week you will be able to enjoy unique local and European brews, interesting new and old world wines and some amazing cocktails.

New Amsterdam patio

245 Queens Quay West, Toronto

Amsterdam Brewhouse has recently opened a newly renovated, 14, 000 square foot craft brewery, restaurant and retail venue in the heart of Toronto’s waterfront. Situated at 245 Queens Quay West,  the venue can accommodate up to 500 in its rustic urban interior, and offers an additional 300+ on the spacious lakeside patio, for a total capacity of over 800 guests. AMSTERDAM BREWHOUSE features a bar/lounge, a dining room, several patios, a state of the art AV system, authentic wood burning oven, a working craft brewery and full retail store, all to be open 7 days a week.

Terroni Bar Centrale

1095 Yonge St, Toronto

In the Rosedale community one of the best patios to relax on would be at the Terroni Bar Centrale. This patio is a great way to enjoy the homey designed feel of Italy. With a vast selection from the “tapas style” menu plates are intended to be shared, which is the perfect scenery for a hang out spot with friends and family. Also, this wine bar has a signature selection of Terroni-exclusive wines and a unique variety from Italy. Experience a day or night on the patio laughing, sharing and appreciating the summer days. Enclosed with fresh greenery this patio gives off a natural blissful vibe. The Terroni Bar Centrale’s patio is a great way to retreat for some time of relaxation.

Museum Tavern Toronto

208 Bloor W, Toronto

After a long, hot summer day finding a patio that is just right could be difficult to find, but look no further because Museum Tavern Toronto has that just right patio. With a slight summer breeze and nice view this patio is to die for. Facing the ROM you can enjoy the menu from executive chef Steven Gouzopoulos which features all-American classics with a twist. Not to mention the Moses McIntee’s drinks list that is a temptation you cannot resist. Enjoy the last moments of summer on the restaurant’s second floor terrace, an experience you will not regret.

The new Mill Street Beer Hall

21 Tank House Lane, Toronto

The Beer Hall is the new space of the Mill Street Brew Pub situated in the Distillery District. Opened in April this year, this place offers a modern and lively atmosphere where it is pleasant to enjoy a good beer with friends or simply an excellent meal.

With its open concept kitchen offering local and international cuisine, a heated, a cover patio and communal seating, The Beer Hall is the perfect place to welcome group events from 15 to 500 persons. Also, don’t forget to try the bierschnaps, a traditional German Beer-based spirit, which is only served at Beer Hall.

VIVACITY: Toronto Special Events Network & CityEvents Industry Event

Hosted by Toronto Special Event Network and CityEvents, this 4th event of the year will focus on inspiration and the unstoppable drive every successful event professional possess.

Where: STORYS BUILDING, 11 Duncan St, Toronto, Ontario M5H 3G6, Canada

When: Monday, Sept 23, 2013, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm

Costs:

$15 per person (Pay Online: www.eventbrite.com  $20 per person at the door. (Please RSVP here first: Toronto Special Events Network Website)

For more information:

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Twitter : @TSENevents

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