TSX Venue in the Heart of Downtown Toronto

August 29, 2013 by  
Filed under Event Venues, Ontario, Toronto, Uncategorized

If you are looking for a Toronto event venue downtown to hold your next event, here is maybe a space you haven’t thought about yet.

The Toronto Stock Exchange offers event facilities for rental within the heart of Toronto’s financial district with accessibility to PATH, and Toronto public transit.

You will have the possibility to rent the Gallery and/or the Studio which is more for intimate events such as small luncheons.  These spaces are popular for listed companies or other business to business events.

The TMX Broadcast Centre Gallery has a capacity of 100 theatre style, 72 in full rounds, 64 classroom or 200 reception.  The room rental rate has all-inclusive technology which means you will enjoy in-house screens, projectors, mics, risers, podium, audio recording and more available at no additional charge. A technician from the TSX will work with your company throughout the event and a security guard is mandatory for event rentals.  Many use the space as a perfect location for broadcasting.

Besides, the upper level mezzanine is also available for use at no extra cost, and this can be set up as a satellite kitchen, if the caterers are doing hot passed hors d’oeuvres, or as a lounge, with a bar and furniture.

 

Get more information on their website, like their Facebook page and follow them @TMXGroup

Rooftop Rendezvous: Temptation Accomplished

On Thursday 15th, The Rooftop rendezvous was THE rendezvous not to miss! Indeed, The CUBE nightclub hosted more than 400 guests from CityEvents and Shanny in the City for the Rooftop rendezvous!

The night was an opportunity to taste a new cider: Tempt Cider, with strawberry and lime flavors, but also to enjoy the presence of artists and an incredible view on the city and the CN Tower.

The CUBE nightclub brings you into a parallel world. From the entrance you leave the city and its buildings to enter in a small corridor looking like the path to a secret garden, to be finally guided to a rooftop patio, a true bubble inside the city.  CUBE Nightclub is a new Toronto event venue used by a variety of groups.

This night was subject to all temptations, from the sweet & fruity cider offer by two masked ladies, to the electrifying music and the lights of the city. Hard not to be entranced by the atmosphere! But, more than temptation, it was also an excellent moment of schmoozing and networking in a pleasant place, and the occasion to get a painting portrait from the artists presents all night.

From this incredible night, we only have retained one thing: temptation accomplished! #gettempted.

Photos can be found at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/cityeventstoronto/sets/72157635239451265/

DAVID BOWIE IS Art Exhibition at the AGO

August 20, 2013 by  
Filed under Ontario, Past Events, Toronto, Uncategorized

Get ready TORONTO – this fall at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) for the first time ever you will have a chance to take a journey through the world of a musician, performer, and style icon David Bowie. This exhibition is from the Victoria and Albert (V&A) Museum in London, England, where over 300 objects from Bowie’s personal collection has been featured throughout five decades. The show reveals the innovative artist’s collaborations in the fields of fashion, sound, theater and film.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to celebrate an amazing artist who has a massive influence on art, design, and culture. David Bowie is will be on the fourth and fifth floors of the AGO’s modern tower. The show also highlights artists who have collaborated with the culture chameleon over the years. The collection includes:

•more than 50 stage costumes including Ziggy Stardust bodysuits (19
72) designed by Freddie Burretti;
•music videos by David Mallet including Boys Keep Swinging (1979) and Let’s Dance (1983);
•set designs created for the Diamond Dogs tour (1974);
•Kansai Yamamoto’s flamboyant creations for the Aladdin Sane tour (1973);
•photographs by Helmut Newton, Brian Duffy and John Rowlands;
•album sleeve artwork by Guy Peellaert and Edward Bell; and
•excerpts from films and live performances including Top of the Pops (1972), The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976) and Saturday Night Live (1979)

To join this extravaganza it will be occurring from September 25, 2013 to November 27, 2013.

For more information visit http://www.ago.net/david-bowie-is-coming-to-the-ago-this-fall

Labour day

This year, Labour Day falls on Monday, September 2. The Labour Day weekend is the last big travel weekend of the summer before school re-opens for the new academic year. Here are some events happening during this week end to make the most of it.

Enjoy your last week end at the Canadian National Exhibition.

Featuring concerts, celebrity chef demos, parades, the Canadian International Air Show, rides and much more, the Exhibition runs until September 2.

Hispanic Fiesta

This festival is a celebration of Spanish and Latin America arts, music, food and culture featuring more than 300 performers from over 20 different countries. Taking place at Mel Lastman Square, come enjoy Salsa, Spanish Flamenco dancing, tango show and other highlights.

Hot and Spicy Food Festival

To explore hot food experience, music and dance from all over the world, head down to the HarbourFront Centre during this Labour Day week end.

Artfest Toronto, Fine Art & Craft Show, at the Distillery District

This festival is a celebration of top Canadian artists. Come to the Distillery District and enjoy painting, sculpture, photography, live music and much more.

 

Ontario Women’s triathlon

On September 1, come race with your friends and support the cause of women. Proceeds are donated to Girls Incorporated of Halton. Click here to register.

Junction Movie Night -Audience Choice

On August 30, come enjoy free movies under the stars. This outdoor cinema will take place at the Train Platform on Dundas Street W.

 

The King East Design District breaking the cycle of Poverty with Habitat ReStore

September 26, 2012 by  
Filed under Uncategorized

On September 29 and 30, 2012, the design district of King East will bring together the leaders in design and architecture and the design savvy public of Toronto to support Habitat for Humanity Toronto and want to bring awareness to their ReStore program.

 

Attendees will have the opportunity to obtain a passport by making a $10 donation to Habitat for Humanity Toronto.  This passport will chronicle their journey to the individual locations, where an interactive and educational design experience will be offered.

 

How will your support help?

 

The funds contributed from the King East Design will give a local family support in achieving home ownership. This includes the ability to the purchase materials needed to develop houses at Habitat’s 4572 Kingston Rd build site.

           Will your support make a difference?

The donations collected from the King East Design District Exhibition will help make the homes complete for year-end. This means that families should be able to move in before the winter holidays!

 

 

 

How are these houses being made?

 

Funds donated through the King East Design District Exhibition and other great events like last weekends Fall Home show demonstrate to people a variety of ways they can support Habitat for Humanity Toronto. On way is to donate building materials etc. to the ReStore , which sells quality, gently, used renovation materials to homeowners and contractors at a fraction of the initial cost.

 

What so what are funds from the Re-Store cover?

 

Revenue from the stores cover the charities administrative costs, so that every penny donated at events, such as the King East Design District Exhibition, can support housing.

 

The donations will allow families to focus on education, employment and creating family memories that will last a lifetime, instead of worrying about living conditions.

 

For more information on Habitat for Humanity ReStore please visit: http://www.habitat.ca/restore-p7376.php

 

For more information about the King East Design District Exhibition, visit www.kingeastdesigndistrict.com or to purchase tour passports for Habitat for Humanity Toronto, visit http://tinyurl.com/kingeastdesign 

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