The largest photography festival in the world that is held in Toronto. The festival increases exposure and recognition for local, Canadian and international artists with 1000 exhibits at almost 200 venues. Steam Whistle Brewery is one of these venues and in May we are hosting Building Storeys - a photo exhibit of transportation in Toronto. The exhibit is co-curated by Christopher Hume of the Toronto Star and Gary Miedema, Chief Historian at Heritage Toronto.
Photo: Toni Wallachy
Building Storeys is a visual documentation and anecdotal exhibit of Toronto’s cherished – and in some cases, somewhat unknown – heritage buildings and sites. The project brings together both the heritage and arts communities in collaboration to create awareness of the depth of our city’s heritage.
Gary Miedema, Chief Historian and Associate Director at Heritage Toronto, further discusses the inspiration for the exhibit.
Who is the one person everyone is happy to see at their door?
The beer delivery guy.
Meet Ben Taylor from Steam Whistle home delivery. If you’re not familiar with our home delivery program, take a look. We also suggest that you save the number, especially with the summer approaching
Ben helps bring the party to you and delivers fresh beer to your door step, while bringing smiles for all. Want to learn more about the most popular guy arriving at the party?
What do you get when you mix in a brewery, gourmet pop-up food and art?
A one of a kind event called “The Next Food Truck Event” as organized by OntarioFoodTrucks.
OntarioFoodTrucks is “a group of food truck owners and food truck enthusiasts raising awareness for street food in Ontario. Most cities in Ontario have strict regulations against new gourmet food trucks. We’re trying to change this.”
It’s an ambitious goal and a delicious path to making it happen. The Next Food Truck brought together food vendors that are interested in or progressing to a food truck model showcasing their Gourmet Food Truck menu, along side artists hungry to express their vision of what the future of the food truck can be.
We chatted with the organizer of FoodTruckEats and some of the leading gourmet pop-up vendors in Toronto. Here’s a look into what’s going on in Toronto’s burgeoning gourmet street food culture.
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