Category Archives: Culture
Sipping Spirits and Cocktails the Traditional Way – Domaine Pinnacle
Old-school cocktails and spirits are making a comeback, and are most appreciated when enjoyed the traditional way. “there are so many trends in these changing times, but consumers will always return to the … Continue reading
OPEN by Shopify-Hangin’ Pictures On My Wall Art Installation Preview
OPEN by Shopify launched Hangin’ Pictures On My Wall, an art installation and shoppable experience on Thursday, February 11, in celebration of NBA All-Star Weekend. Local entrepreneurs, fashion merchants and … Continue reading
An Evening for Anastasia Lin and a Sneak Peek at the Bleeding Edge
#FearlessBeauty – An evening for Anastasia Lin and a sneak peek at The Bleeding Edge From the front page of the New York Times to CNN, People and Cosmopolitan over the … Continue reading
Travel – Private Dining Experience with Maiko (Geisha) in Kyoto
Japan’s Geiko/Maiko (Geisha) culture dates back to the 17th century. Today, there are only 200 geiko and 70 maiko left. Geiko & maiko work at Japanese teahouses that cater to … Continue reading
Travel-Exploring the 4 Geisha (Geiko/Maiko) Districts in Kyoto, Japan
You’ve probably heard of Geishas. In Kyoto, they are called geiko/maiko. In Japanese, geiko/maiko can be both singular or plural. Maiko are the young ones and geiko are the matured, and yes, they … Continue reading
A Tasting of Port and Douro Wines – A Taste of Origin – Ritz Carlton
A vintage port is a port wine produced from a single harvest in a year of extremely favourable conditions. After the harvest, the wine matures in wood for two to … Continue reading
Confraria do Vinho do Porto Enthronement Ceremony and Dinner
The Confraria do Vinho do Porto (Port Wine Brotherhood) flew in from Portugal to promote the beauty of Port wine and to induct top wine professionals into their ranks. These new … Continue reading
The CFF/DGC Canada Party at TIFF hosted by The Canadian Film Festival
The CFF (The Canadian Film Festival)/DGC (Directors Guild of Canada) Canada Party at TIFF When the Toronto International Film Fest rolls into town for its 10-day stint each September, countless parties … Continue reading
Toronto Bastille Day with Maille Mustard
A celebration of the best of France took place at David Pecaut Square on July 12, 2015 in honour of French independence – Bastille Day. The Consulate General of France, Jean-Francois Casabonne started the festivities … Continue reading