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10 New Venues in Toronto for Spring Meetings and Events
The restaurants, hotels, conference centers, and more slated to open in Toronto for meetings and events this spring.
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Cannes Lions 2025: 90+ Bold Builds and Big Ideas From the French Festival of Creativity
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Industry Innovators 2025: 10 Brands That Took Experiential Marketing to a Whole New Level
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8 Instagrammable Installations From the Toronto Light Festival
The second edition of the public light art festival includes a pyramid created with gummy bears, a moon, and a fire-breathing metal dragon.
One of the most Instagram-friendly installations at the festival is the Gummy Bear Pyramid by Peruvian-American artist Dicapria. The 14-foot-tall installation was made with 200,000 hand-casted gummy bears.
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3 New Ideas for Entertaining in Toronto
Here's a look at what's new for events in the Toronto area.
MakeLab recently added a new service: D.I.Y.-designed wine glasses. Event guests create their own designs on a tablet—either freehand or using drag-and-drop templates—which are then laser-engraved onto wine glasses, which the guests can use during the event or take home as favors. MakeLab can even adorn the glasses with photos and selfies. Plus, attendees are able to watch the entire process from start to finish.
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Toronto Event Industry Icons Inducted Into the BizBash Hall of Fame
More than 250 guests celebrated at the Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex.
The 2018 BizBash Hall of Fame inductees and rising stars gathered at Liberty Grand's Artifacts Room. Pictured (left to right): BizBash founder and C.E.O. David Adler; BizBash executive vice president Nicole Peck; Carly Silberstein of Redstone Agency; Jeff Rogers of Mosaic Canada; Francine Miller of Scotiabank; Heather Broll, formerly of SickKids; BizBash vice president of sales in Canada Vincent Murphy; Johanne Bélanger of Tourism Toronto; Hasheel Lodhia of JM Hospitality; Larry Ostola of the City of Toronto; Virginia Ludy of the Canadian National Exhibition; and BizBash editor in chief Beth Kormanik.
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