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Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships

Why Taco Bell Set Up a Drive-Thru on a Ski Slope

The fast food brand celebrated the return of the Cheetos Crunchwrap Slider in Canada with a "slide-thru" window at the bottom of a snow tubing hill.

From a 'slide-thru' window, Taco Bell ambassadors handed out Cheetos Crunchwrap Sliders to consumers who tubed down a hill.

Event Production & Fabrication

See 9 Stand-Out Trade Show Booths From This Interior Design Event

From a gramophone-inspired space to a 670-square-foot home, here’s a peek inside the Interior Design Show in Toronto.

The Backcountry Hut Company launched its Great Lakes Cabin, a full-scale concept house, at IDS19 in partnership with Leckie Studio Architecture & Design. Visitors could enter the 670-square-foot home, which is envisioned as a modular cabin that could be delivered as a flat pack kit of parts. Custom design and build firm Flattery Design created the space’s landscape on site at IDS19, while AyA Kitchens debuted its latest line of cabinetry, AyA Elite, inside the cabin.

10 New Toronto Venues for Spring 2019 Meetings and Events

The restaurants, hotels, meeting spaces, and more for hosting events in Toronto.

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Event Design & Decor

Seeing Yellow: See Inside Bumble's Activity-Filled IRL Event in Toronto

To celebrate the launch of Bumble's first major Canada-only campaign, the female-forward dating app held a Valentine's Day event in Toronto that invited users to mingle and play branded icebreaker games.

Guests could sip on cocktails with Krazy Straws that spelled out 'Bumble.'

Experiential Marketing, Activations & Sponsorships

Does This Restaurant Pop-Up Glamorize Prison Culture?

A promotion for Dave's Killer Bread in 2019 created a restaurant that mimicked a prison, with the intent of giving ex-offenders a second chance.

The prison cell was designed to mimic that of Dave's Killer Bread's co-founder Dave Dahl, who spent 15 years in prison.

3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Montreal

Here's a look at what's new for 2019 in the Montreal area.

Montreal’s original boxed floral designer MFleurs recently opened its first retail store, Atelier MFleurs, offering an experience that includes a café that serves coffee, champagne, and macarons. The fashion-conscious clients will appreciate the shop’s various colorways and original designs, while eco-conscious customers will appreciate the freeze-dried “eternal rose” option. MFleurs also offers an option to customize bouquets with logos for corporate events or with unique images for more playful occasions.

50 Cool Event Ideas You May Have Missed From Liquid I.V., Martha Stewart, Foot Locker, and More

Fanatics Fest 2025: This Mega Celebration of Sports Fandom Returned For a Bigger, Bolder Second Year

See Inside This High-Tech, Multisensory Experience from Don Julio

Inside the Build: How Bellagio Fountain Club Delivers F1® Weekend’s Most Luxurious Hospitality Experience

How BET’s Stylish Anniversary Dinner Honored the Past—and Embraced the Future

How RenderATL Is Redefining the Concept of Tech Conferences

7 New Ideas for Entertaining in Toronto

Here's a look at what's new for events in the Toronto area.

Inside a 2,500-square-foot former art gallery on Sterling Road, the Fitzroy Boutique delivers designer dress rentals across Canada. Dresses are organized by event type—black tie, gala, destination wedding, Gatsby party, etc.—and include plus sizes. The average cost is about $100 for a four-day rental or $130 for an eight-day rental. Two-way shipping and in-store pick-up are available. Fitzroy even takes care of the dry cleaning.

Event Design & Decor

9 Toronto Light Festival Highlights That Will Brighten Up Your Instagram Feed

The third edition of the Distillery Historic District festival features a 35-foot-tall polar bear, LED dandelions, and a heart inspired by Michael Bublé.

An installation that immediately draws attention is a 35-foot-tall polar bear. Long View, created by U.S.-based Don Kennell, is meant to inspire people to join the conversation about climate change. The polar bear, which is made from car hoods, is meant to symbolize the connection between carbon footprint and habitat loss.

Meetings & Conferences

Most Innovative Meetings 2018: #4 C2 Montréal

Attendees never know what to expect at this sensory-filled conference.

The theme 'Transformative Collisions' was evoked right away: As soon as attendees walked into the venue, they walked over a rotating platform.

2019 Preview: 10 Most Anticipated Toronto Venues for Meetings and Events

The hotels, conference spaces, restaurants, cultural spaces, slated to open in Toronto for events and entertaining this year.

Event Production & Fabrication

2019 Preview: What to Expect From the Year’s Notable Events

Date changes, hot headliners, and program highlights from C.E.S., the Super Bowl, Oscars, Met Gala, and more.

2019 Preview V1

Best of 2018: 10 Most Notable Toronto Venue Openings of 2018

The hottest hotels, conference spaces, restaurants, cultural spaces, and more to open for events and entertaining this year.

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