Corporate holiday events are known for sparkle — but also for waste. Cut florals tossed the next morning, piles of single-use props, synthetic snow vacuumed into garbage bags. For 2025, the design…
Corporate holiday events don’t end with dinner. Guests stay for speeches, networking, and dancing, and if planners want them engaged until the lights come up, food has to keep pace. Late-night bites…
Corporate holiday gifting is more than just a seasonal gesture. Done correctly, it’s a strategic way to strengthen relationships, remind clients of their importance, and position your brand as considerate and relevant.…
Technology gets attention at holiday events, but attention isn’t the same as connection. AR, VR, and projection mapping can wow a crowd, but if they don’t create an emotional response, they’re just…
Every corporate holiday event needs a visual signature, the one thing guests photograph, share, and remember. It isn’t achieved by filling a room with competing décor. Instead, it involves investing in a…
Venue management doesn’t usually make headlines, but it’s often the make-or-break factor in an event’s success. In 2025, Navicait proved just how far the right management team can take a venue, earning…
Some venues dazzle with size. Others with spectacles, the rarest gems, create intimacy inside grandeur. That’s the quiet brilliance of 1931 Gallery Bistro. Tucked within the Vancouver Art Gallery, this refined bistro…
Dori Adams, shutterb CEO, is beyond excited to share that Carly Silberstein has joined shutterb as their new Chief Revenue Officer and first outside investor. Most people know Carly from her time…
Find top-tier event spaces and unique experiences in B.C.’s capital city. If you’re searching for the ideal setting to do business, look no further than Victoria. British Columbia’s capital combines old-world charm…
The Symes didn’t just walk away with an award at the 2025 Canadian Venue Awards; it walked away with two. The Toronto landmark was named Most Outstanding Venue of the Year and…
The 2025 Canadian Venue Awards is now OPEN for entries. 2024 marked the inaugural program honouring venues across Canada. Now entering its 2nd year, the Canadian Venue Awards continue to spotlight the…
The first wave of insights is in from the Business of Events Survey, and the results are already telling a powerful story about where our industry stands and where it needs to…
Analyzing touchscreen movements could reshape the science of human behaviour. As you swipe on your smartphone throughout the day, checking your email or making a purchase, you’re leaving behind digital clues about…
There’s a difference between hosting events and building community. Henderson Brewing Company does both, and it shows. Located in Toronto’s Junction Triangle, Henderson has always been more than just a place to…
What your culture rewards is what your people repeat. Productivity looks good on paper. It’s measurable. It’s visible. And in many organizations, it’s worshipped. But here’s the problem: productivity isn’t the same…
On a summer evening in Toronto, more than 175 guests gathered among lush gardens and blooming flowers for a cause as urgent as it is under-recognized. The 6th WaterStone Garden Party, hosted…
For the second consecutive year, the Ontario Honda Dealers Association (OHDA) revved up the excitement at the Toronto Indy, delivering an unforgettable and high-energy fan experience from July 18-20. As title sponsor,…
Set against the backdrop of snow-capped mountains and the sparkling Burrard Inlet, the Vancouver Convention Centre (VCC) has long been regarded as one of Canada’s most stunning event venues. Now, it’s officially…
In an industry built on connection, the events sector has too often failed to reflect the diversity of its audiences. The Black in Events Network, founded by Keneisha Williams, is working to…
Nestled between the U.S. Consulate and the iconic Canada Life building, the University Club of Toronto is rich in history. Built in 1929 and widely recognized as one of Canada’s top examples…