Winter is upon us and warming up with a hearty meal is just what mom would want us to do! So what to do? What to do? We found Winterlicious 2007 listed in Toronto's official city websitewhere 130 of Toronto's dining establishments will offer a $15 to $20 lunch, or a $25 to $35 dinner per person.
We immediately remembered New York City's Restaurant Week when we saw this listing.
Haven't been to a flag-raising since 8th grade? Here's an opportunity to share awareness of an event and reexperience childhood memories with your tourist friends....
The following is a list of Flag-raisings for February 2007. Flags are flown on the courtesy flag-pole at Toronto City Hall, unless otherwise noted.
Monday, February 6 Flag of Grenada (Independence Day)
Thursday, February 16 National Flag Day
Wednesday, February 22 Flag of St. Lucia (27th Anniversary of Independence)
Friday, February 24 Flag of Estonia (Independance Day)
In our calendar for February would be ~
The Anime Ball
Emily Carr
Children's books series
Scott Pilgrim
Altered Books
What'll you be doing? Post your comments on the events here! And if your friends are not in Toronto this month - send them an ecard today.
In our calendar is Cabaret U-Mano at the Diesel Playhouse. Not suitable for teens under 14.
Ticketmaster's description says ~~~ Cabaret U-Mano is a seductive, funny and unexpected musical universe where the cast seamlessly merges with 29 flamboyant puppets to create larger than life cross-gender and cross-species characters. The puppets, spectacularly arrayed in sparkle and feathers, passionately perform 26 pop, jazz and blues classics .
Runs till Feb 18 2007
Feb 8-10 Check Ballet Jorgen's Website for details on their performances and locations
The Bloor Yorkville Area has their annual IceFest happening on Feb 23-25.
On Friday, the 23rd is the Kick Off event with a Winter Wonderland from 35k lbs of ice carved by artists. Ice Carving Competition on the 24th with a People's Choice Sculpture at 5:15p in the Village of Yorkville park. You can even join the contest by clicking here for details. If you happen to be in the area next week, come out of the cold and check out the IceFest.
One comment we have with this event? Requires you to get the entry form at the desk with no other location (like online for example?). We wonder why this is the case apart from ensuring there are bodies at the event. Wouldn't you want to get information on other people who may be interested in coming to the event or the location maybe - not necessarily this time but at all other times? Isn't this the perfect marketing opportunity to get further information about the tourists visiting the area? Why be specifically Ontario residents only? Are we afraid of having to pay for an extra tax just to have a better program? Hmmm... I wonder.
This page contains an archive of all entries posted to Toronto Delivers.Clusters. in the February 2007 category. They are listed from oldest to newest.
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