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Unique Venues
Hidden gem
It actually looks like a gigantic colourful toy block, as motorists zip by on Highway 400 in Vaughan, Ont., but the Miele National Headquarters & Gallery is actually an event space in disguise.
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Oliver & Bonacini Events
With over 15 years of international experience in reknowned restaurants, Chef Jamie Meireles is ready for any challenge that an event planner could think of. His career began at the Fairmont Royal York after graduation from George Brown College Chef’s School. From there, he headed to Europe working at Michael Caines at The Royal Clarence and the two-Michelin-starred Relais & Chateaux inn, Gidleigh Park.
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Meeting spaces that score: Air Canada Centre and Real Sports Bar & Grill
Mixing business with pleasure can sometimes be a good idea, especially when the mixture involves business and sports. Take for instance the Air Canada Centre (ACC). Home to a couple of little teams called the Maple Leafs and the Raptors. Even though sports fans across the country might call them the teams they love to hate, their pied-a-terre also doubles as a meeting venue that is a little off the radar.
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Sony Centre F&B program sets the stage for theatrical eats
The Sony Centre for the Performing Arts has raised the curtain after a $40-million renovation, offering a charming, modern space to host corporate meetings and events, with a unique food and beverage program. The Centre boasts it’s the only theatre in Canada that offers a hot meal from concessions to theatre-goers before the show – and there are no hum-drum concession snacks here.
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Seclecting a unique venue
Busting out of the “bored” room and into a unique, invigorating and inspiring space says a lot about the company and its delegates.
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A day at the races
The days of booking a corporate meeting in the office boardroom or holding a motivational barbecue in the company parking lot are fast becoming a thing of the past.
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Room for change
Today’s modern meeting planners are looking for new ways to inject not only life, but also creativity, into the modern meeting.
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