Some events are designed to impress. These two were designed to transport. Over three days in Miami Beach, eXp Realty’s community experienced a pair of signature moments that framed the week: an…
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The holiday season hit early at Pinterest’s Toronto headquarters last summer, when the space was transformed into a festive, high-touch environment for the company’s annual SMB Holiday Event. Produced by The Event…
Last summer, Liana Preziosa and MarcAnthony Francella celebrated their marriage in the Elizabeth Hall at The Manor Event Venue by Peter & Paul’s Hospitality Group in King, Ontario. Situated beside a peaceful, man-made…
For one extraordinary night in Montreal, Hampstead Park was transformed into a full-scale, open-air replica of Jerusalem’s renowned Machane Yehuda Market. Shuk 2025, produced and designed by Total Events, marked a cultural…
By Trevor Howes I still remember the pub. The warm wood of the bar, the hum of conversation, a pint of beer between us, and a napkin that changed everything. It was…
This year’s Shopify Summit 2025 transformed Toronto’s west end into a living blueprint for the future of work, commerce, and collaboration. More than 6,000 employees from around the world gathered for four…
Winner of the 2025 Canadian Event Award for Best Visual Storytelling, Vito Amati’s photo series did not just document Klick Health’s Year-End Town Hall—it translated it. Shot at History in Toronto, the…
When D2L announced Toronto as the host city for Fusion 2024, the room erupted. After more than a decade of staging their global conference across the U.S., Fusion was coming home, for…
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,…
Last Fall, over 550 tourism professionals gathered in Hamilton for the Ontario Tourism Summit, surpassing its initial goal of 450 people and creating space for meaningful conversations about the future of the…
When a company like Lundbeck gathers its national team, the goal isn’t just to meet—it’s to connect, align, and reignite purpose. That’s precisely what happened at the Fairmont Mont Tremblant, where The…
For Fednav’s annual 5 à 7, Vocation Events designed an escape. In the lobby of Montreal’s iconic 1000 de La Gauchetière, this corporate reception was transformed into a warm, Tuscan-inspired gathering that…
The International Indigenous Tourism Conference (#2024IITC) transformed Ottawa’s Rogers Centre (formerly Shaw Centre) into a vibrant meeting place of cultures, ideas, and traditions. Hosted on the unceded Algonquin Anishinaabeg Territory, the event…
Some receptions feel transactional: a few drinks, a few polite nods, maybe a logo on a step-and-repeat. But then there are those you remember, because something clicked. That was the case when…
Canadian Tire transformed two private homes, first in Toronto and then in Montreal, into immersive holiday experiences built entirely by their in-house team. The goal was to bring their Christmas product lines…
When the doors opened at Chateau Le Parc on September 15, 2024, guests stepped into Mikayla’s world: a vibrant place filled with energy, love, and creativity. Her Bat Mitzvah celebrated her spirit,…
When SHEIN approached The Concierge Club with a challenge to activate their brand in Montreal, they weren’t just looking for a pop-up; they wanted a movement. What resulted was a two-storey experiential…
Last Fall, thousands gathered at Evergreen Brick Works for the second annual Good Mourning Festival. This remarkable gathering explored grief, remembrance, and healing through art, performance, and ritual. Against the backdrop of…
If you’ve ever struggled to help a client envision what’s possible in a blank space, W Event Boutique has just shown us how it’s done. Early this year, they opened their doors…