分类： Ontario

Made in Canada: Behind-the-Scenes Tour of Trinity Bellwoods Businesses

Date: Saturday, May 5th, 2 to 4 pm

The Trinity Bellwoods BIA, along Dundas from Grace to Bathurst Street, has a strong mix of new and established owner-operated businesses. Learn about the history, the neighbourhood’s Portuguese roots, and the influx of businesses that produce their products in-house.

We visited studios that make everything in-house: Comrags, a women’s clothier, Fredrick Prince, a jewellery maker, Bookhou, a collaboration studio, Hide, a leather-maker, Odile Chocolat, a chocolatier, and The Six Brewing Co., the newest microbrewery on Dundas St West.

This walk explored the studio spaces, learned about the cost of producing in Canada, and had a chance to see the behind-the-scenes chains of production.
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Miniso Opening First Store in Downtown Toronto at the Eaton Centre

Miniso at Toronto Eaton Centre Grand Opening

Miniso has arrived at CF Toronto Eaton Centre!

Grand Opening:Saturday, May 5th at 9:30AM

Here are the promotions you can expect on opening day:

– Share/screenshot this post & check-in on your Facebook or WeChat Moments ON THE GRAND OPENING DAY to receive a free Miniso Tote bag ! (while limited quantities last)

– Receive a PINK PANTHER plushie with any purchase over $50+! (while limited quantities last)

Address: Lower level (left of Shoppers) – 220 Yonge St, Toronto, ON M5B 2H1



OCAD University’s 103rd Graduate Exhibition (GradEx)

More than 900 promising young artists and designers are exhibiting at the biggest GradEx ever — OCAD University’s 103rd! This year, GradEx is a four-day exhibition spread across several buildings on campus including the iconic Sharp Centre for Design. Students from undergraduate and graduate programs will show their final thesis work to an audience of more than 45,000 guests.

OCAD 103rd GradEx
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2018 Toronto 420

For those in the marijuana culture, “4/20” is the highest holiday.

For close to 40 years, April 20 — the 20th day of the fourth month– has been the day to celebrate all things marijuana and to call for loosening of what many say are outdated laws that ban the substance.

Toronto’s annual 420 event was held at Nathan Phillips Square in front of City Hall for 2018.

There’s no live music, no speakers and no vendors as there was for the past 11 years at Yonge-Dundas Square because this year’s 420 event was denied an event permit.
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Winter Stations 2018 at Asbridge’s Bay, Toronto

Founded in 2015 by equal partners RAW, Ferris + Associates and Curio, Winter Stations is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to bringing temporary public art to the city. Running along Toronto’s east end beaches, Winter Stations asks designers from around the world to transform utilitarian lifeguard stations into creative, imaginative works of publicly accessible art for six weeks of the winter. Winter Stations Design Competition is now in its fourth year and has attracted attention and acclaim from the design and architecture community around the world for its creative embrace of winter outdoor space.

When: February 19, 2018 – April 1, 2018

Where: Asbridge’s Bay, 1561 Lake Shore Blvd E, Toronto

Cost: Free

Winter at The Beaches, Toronto
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