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Toronto
This Week in Toronto: Bloor-Yorkville IceFest, Hershey Kisses' Valentine’s Pop-Up, the Black History Month Film Festival
BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.
The 15th annual Bloor-Yorkville IceFest displayed more than 70,000 pounds of ice sculptures, with the support of Holt Renfrew Centre, Hudson’s Bay Centre, Manulife Centre, TD Bank Group, Sassafraz, and the Colonnade.
Podcasts
Podcast: Out-of-the-Box Conference Ideas From the Canadian West (Episode 183)
The producers of the annual Go West event-industry conference in Edmonton, Canada, discuss why the event stands out in a crowded market.
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Montreal
3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Montreal
Here's a look at what's new for 2020 in the Montreal area.
The Palais des Congrès de Montréal recently introduced its CITE Event Innovation and Technology Centre. In conjunction with Palais’s official providers, the initiative allows event organizers to work with local startups and creative entrepreneurs who offer services ranging from technology and food to event logistics. For example, Massivart (pictured) stages art- and design-driven installations.
Toronto
5 New Ideas for Entertaining in Toronto
Here's a look at what's new for 2020 in the Toronto area.
MDRN Photobooth Company is now offering 360-degree video activations, allowing guests to pose as a camera spins around them capturing their movements. Guests can opt to share their contact information (such as an email address) in order to receive the video. The company says it’s seeing many charities implementing the video activation into their sponsorship packages, which allows them to measure an aspect of return on investment.
Toronto
This Week in Toronto: the Globe and Mail Centre’s Industry Mixer, Holt Renfrew’s Revamped Café, Super Bowl and Oscars Parties
BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.
The Globe and Mail Centre’s Elements event mixer showcased the latest event design trends going into 2020. Event partners for the evening included EPIQ Vision, Opening Night Flowers, Dance Floor Décor, Reznick Carpets, Barchef, Detailz Couture, the Food Dudes, McEwan Catering, Presidential Gourmet, Mango Studios, the Idea Hunter, Index Creative, Leave it TO Us Staffing, and Sentinel Security.
Opinion & Experts
A Shopify Event Producer Shares His Favorite Venues Throughout the U.S. and Canada
Toronto-based creative lead Matt Vaile shares his favorite spots to host an event, to get inspired, to get work done on the road, and to find the very best ice cream sundae.
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Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
50 Cool Event Ideas You May Have Missed From Liquid I.V., Martha Stewart, Foot Locker, and More
Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
Gov Ball 2025: 25+ Eye-Catching Brand Activations From the NYC Music Festival
Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships
See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio
Event Design & Decor
How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future
Industry Insiders
Inside the Build: How Bellagio Fountain Club Delivers F1® Weekend’s Most Luxurious Hospitality Experience
Strategy
18 Fun Ways to Keep Guests Cool at Outdoor Events
Alberta: Calgary, Edmonton
3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Edmonton
Here's a look at what's new for 2020 in the Edmonton area.
Edmonton mainstay A Cappella Catering Co. recently underwent a brand makeover, freshening up its look after almost 30 years in business. One of the company’s newer additions, Curbside Food Truck has become a popular option for weddings and larger events in the area, and as an extension of the catering company is able to feed as many as 120 people per hour with an array of items such as smoked beef brisket sandwiches, fish tacos, and mac and cheese.
Alberta: Calgary, Edmonton
3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Calgary
Here's a look at what's new for 2020 in the Calgary area.
Baker Creek Mountain Resort’s new “Lights Out” package takes the property’s rustic, off-the-grid vibe a little further. Guests can book one of the Heritage Trappers Cabins (prices start at about $350 per night), which are equipped with, well, not a whole lot. No cell service, Wi-Fi, or electricity, just a fireplace and lanterns, plus a lock box to store devices. So instead of swiping and scrolling, guests can go cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, and ice skating.
Toronto
This Week in Toronto: Black History Month's Launch Series, the Power Plant Gallery's Winter Opening, Previewing Winterlicious 2020
BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.
DesignTO wrapped up this weekend with art and design installations across the city—as well as Canada's largest interior design show.
Brands & Event Pros
Inside the BizBash Canada 250: Jennifer James
James is an event producer at Calgary-based Jennifer James Events.
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Toronto
This Week in Toronto: the Toronto Light Festival, DesignTO, the 2020 Dragon Ball Fund-Raiser
BizBash's new Toronto column from Calvin Barr covers the week's biggest event news.
The Toronto Light Festival is currently illuminating the Distillery District with all-new installations from the likes of Canadian pop artist Matthew Rosenblatt (pictured). It opened on January 17 and runs through March 1.
Brands & Event Pros
Inside the BizBash Canada 250: Sebastien Centner
Centner is founder and creative director of Toronto-based Eatertainment Events & Catering.
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