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As part of the Canadian Special Events expo, Fermenting Cellar had an open house last week.  The feature cocktail of the night was a refreshing Cucumber Collins.  We especially enjoyed the oyster bar and dessert station as must-haves at your next grand event.


About the Fermenting Cellar:

The Fermenting Cellar of the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery, originally constructed in 1859 on what was then Toronto’s waterfront, has now been transformed into the most unique event platform in the GTA. Located in the critically acclaimed Distillery Historic District, a national historic site and the most important heritage destination in Canada, this flagship venue hold up to 600 people for a stand up licensed event, to a maximum of 400 people for a seated dinner in a breathtaking Industrial chic setting. From the heavy timber beams and trusses to the original Kingston limestone walls, the Fermenting Cellar offers your event a memorable atmosphere.

For more information about the Fermenting Cellar visit http://www.fermentingcellar.ca

On Friday March 30, 2012, the boutique loft-style, exposed-brick store located at Queen West which featuring unique designers closed its doors.  What better way to close a store than having an amazing DJ, open bar and a store full of energetic, dancing party people?

We bid a sad “adieu” to the bricks and mortar store but there will be an online store coming soon.

Club Monaco at 157 Bloor Street West held a launch party to celebrate the launch of Tommy Ton. From what we heard, the Tommy Ton bags were well received by fashionistas in attendance.  There was a waiting list to be the first to purchase the bags.

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Join META 2012’s artists for a night of art, technology and celebration, featuring thesis works by Ryerson University’s graduating New Media students.
Admission is free, all are welcome.
Hors d’oeuvres and refreshments to be served.
Remarks begin promptly at 6 p.m.

See you at Airship 37 in the Distillery District!

For more information visit http://www.meta2012.ca/

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To celebrate the spring and the unusual hot weather we decided to have lunch at Khao San Road to hear what all the fuss was about.  Khao Soi dish with tender braised beef, egg noodles in a golden curry rich in coconut garnished with crispy noodles, green onion, coriander and lime at Khao San Road on 326 Adelaide West.  At only $11 it was a delicious treat that even made me full!  I had to refuse my coworker’s leftovers which is unusual for me!  We’re looking forward to the next visit.

For more information visit http://www.khaosanroad.ca

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