You may have seen them recently at Toronto Taste or will see them at Taste of Toronto. But now you can find them at their newly re-launched location at Queen Street W. After a 2 year hiatus, Noce re-opened their restaurant earlier this year in January. They have re-vamped the space that extends to a room with a polished marbled bar and minimalistic light fixtures that extend in different direction. Big windows beam throughout the elusive space, and brighten up the sophisticated decor by Emily Cade. The reason for their renovation? They wanted to open up the bar again, which was previously a private room. To kick it up a notch, they invited Michele Maffei over to take over the bar, who was also the master mixologist at Aria – a sister restaurant of Noce.
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Barsa Taberna celebrates their 3rd year anniversary with the launch of their new summer menu, that features seasonal ingredients with a light and refreshing flare that is perfect for the warmer weather. The kitchen is headed by Chef Andres Salomon, who brings a more contemporary approach to Spanish food, alongside influences from our city of Toronto and his Chilean roots. Continue reading→
“The goal of Operanation is to showcase the versatility of opera…as a dynamic art form that continuously seeks to evolve both culturally and socially,” says Alexander Neef, General Director of the Canadian Opera Company (COC). “It shouldn’t just be listened to – it should be experienced.” This mandate clearly sets the stage for A Night of Curiosities, the theme for the COC’s 13th annual mega fundraiser. Held at the Four Seasons Performance center, three stories of the opera house welcomed hundreds of guests for an evening of experimental cuisine, delectable elixirs, and incredible musical performances.
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To kick off the month of April, we hit Palais Royale Ballroom on April 1 for the sixth annual Memory Ball.
Organized by the Alzheimer Society of Toronto’s Young Leadership Committee – an organization that is dedicated to the education of young Canadians on dementia – the event unites young professionals, community leaders and local philanthropists to raise money for the cause.
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Taveeta is a young and upcoming artist from Toronto. Taveeta began her professional career in the Arts at the young age of 16 while attending Toronto’s prestigious Cardinal Carter Academy for the Arts after landing a principle role on Family Channel & Temple Street Productions The Next Step.
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