Faulty Towers: The Dining Experience is in Toronto now at the Sony Centre. Starvox Entertainment brings to town this affectionate homage to the iconic 70’s British farce comedy TV series, Fawlty Towers, originally written by John Cleese and then wife Connie Booth.
With only a third of the show scripted and featuring a cast direct from the UK, the audience is immersed in the experience with a 3-course meal at the “Fawlty Towers” restaurant.
On Wednesday, April 15th, 2015 starting at 6:30pm, Young Professionals for SickKids are hosting an exclusive charity shopping evening benefiting The Possibilities Fund at the Hospital for Sick Children. The Fashion Heals event gives you a compelling charitable reason to go shopping for the latest Spring-Summer fashion looks at Holt Renfrew on Bloor St. West!
St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner! And I can attest that last year’s Lucky Ball was probably the best St. Paddy’s Day party in Toronto with 400 people in attendance. This year’s Lucky Ball 2015 aims to raise even more funds for the Fort York Food Bank, so come out, have fun and if you’re celebrating St. Paddy’s Day, you might as celebrate for a good cause. Also, check out our photos from last year’s Lucky…
There’s a lot to love about Toronto. That being said, it’s ok to get away once in a while.
That’s where Exodus Las Vegas comes in for all you jetsetters: featuring 5 nightclubs, 4 pool parties all available to you with your All Access Pass.
It goes down May 14-18, 2015, all day and all night with over 3,000 attendees expected.
With 30 chefs, 4 wineries, and 2 breweries, this year’s Recipe for Change event was a food lovers’ dream. Held at the St. Lawrence Market North Market, attendees had three hours to wine and dine, all in support of FoodShare‘s programs to raise food literacy and boost healthy food in schools.
On Monday, February 23rd, I attended the In the Land of Sea and Honey dinner, organized by Render Food Magazine in collaboration with our friends from Fat Girl Food Squad. Held at Beast in Toronto’s King West neighbourhood, the dinner aimed to celebrate food and the feminist culture. Proceeds from this intimate dining event went to Render Food Magazine, a quarterly publication whose aim is “to empower women in the kitchen by representing women and their contributions to…