Creative food stations, Instagram-worthy art at every turn, a breezy lakeside party and live performances – you’ll find it all at Power Ball XIX: Stereo Vision presented by Max Mara, complete with a dress code that invites no shortage of talking points.
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Thai Select Ambassador and Executive Chef, Nuit Regular is prolific in her Thai cuisine around the city of Toronto (also behind Sukhothai, Sabai Sabai, Pai), and now has opened up her newest restaurant “Kiin” with husband, Jeff Regular, on Adelaide Street West. The space was formerly Khao San Road, but is still rooted in Thailand cuisine as a renewed, brightly lit space with a polished neutral-toned interior, and imperialistic embellishments. The intricately carved medallions on the ceiling, that support the light fixtures, were inspired by a temple in Nuit’s hometown.
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The fact that Marben just tuned 10 makes those of us who remember the day it opened feel really old – but it also offers a dose of warm, fuzzy nostalgia as we reflect on our “wilder” nights spent there.
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Aptly named the MASSIVE Party, the Art Gallery Ontario’s annual fundraiser is regarded as one of the premiere events of the year. With Machine Age as this year’s guiding theme, the Massive Party explores our past, present, and future relationship with machines. Artists were invited to craft three distinct spaces throughout the AGO itself: Industrial, Digital and Space.
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La Brea is back with a Kanpai Snack Bar and Jarritos pop-up collaboration with a Mexican Asian menu. They will be doing a 3 month pop-up specials featured at Kanpai on the last Mondays of each month (May 29, June 26, July 31).
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