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Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM 5 producer in the world", "living legend of electronic composition" and "music's best kept secret". Sunday, October 9 Explore Toronto's neighbourhoods and markets at your leisure Chinatown Location: Dundas Street West and Spadina Avenue. The corner of Spadina and Dundas Street West wouldn't look at all out of place in the middle of Hong Kong. The crowds of people and the buzzing activity add to the captivating atmosphere of Toronto's downtown Chinatown. Elegantly stroked Chinese characters grace store and street signs. Oriental shops and markets with exotic fruits and vegetables spill onto the sidewalk, where grocers literally sing as they invite street goers to browse their selection. Chinatown prides itself on the wide variety of authentic Asian cuisine it offers. A bountiful selection of Chinese, Thai, Japanese and Vietnamese restaurants spread throughout this genuine neighbourhood. Visitors can experience Peking duck served in two courses at the Bright Pearl, fabulous dim sum that's available all day long at Golden Leaf, or for real Vietnamese beef pho visit Pho Hung with the red cow on its sign. Delicious food and constant excitement give more than enough reason to visit Chinatown, but it gets better. Toronto's Chinese New Year celebrations rival those of the ancestral homeland. Attend this vivacious celebration to see spectacular decorations, dancing dragons and endless amounts of food that accompany the festivities each year. Toronto contains Canada's largest Chinese population, and therefore extends the Asian communities far beyond the main downtown Chinatown. In total, the greater area of Toronto includes six Chinatowns. "Chinatown East" lays between Broadview and Gerrard, originated in 1970s and now consists of ethnic street-level businesses. Next are Agincourt, or "Scarborough Chinatown", and Mississauga Chinatown. Comprised of Chinese retail shops, these neighbourhoods are the city's suburban Chinatowns located along the arterial roads in the former municipality of Scarborough, and to the west in the City of Mississauga. Richmond Hill-Markham is Toronto's "Chinatown North" and originated in the 1980s due to an influx of wealthy Asian business families searching for newer high-end housing on larger lots. Famous sites: The Art Gallery of Ontario and the Bright Pearl or Golden Leaf restaurants for dim sum. Hidden gems: Look up to see gorgeous street sculptures along Spadina, including a dragon and a black cat on a chair. Kensington Toronto's Kensington Market, the neighbouring precinct of Chinatown, is the city's absolute hipster centre and hub for counter-culture and is a maze of narrow streets and alleys, many of which are lined with brightlycoloured Victorian houses presenting their wares and trinkets, During the 1920's, it was known as the Jewish Market and its offerings today are indicative of a time when Jewish families would set up stands in front of their homes and sell their goods to one another. This was the start of Toronto's famous Kensington Market. In today's Kensington Market, you can sense the city's rich multicultural mix, obvious in the shops packed with goods from Europe, the Caribbean, the Middle East, South America and Asia. Kensington Market is where the city's cultural mosaic comes together creatively and collaboratively, giving visitors a Toronto experience unlike any other. Kensington will provide visitors with a sensory trip around the world and access to a treasure trove of vintage and second-hand clothing shops tucked in among eclectic restaurants and cafes. The energetic neighbourhood truly comes to life when it hosts its Received by NSD/FARA Registration.Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM 6 summer long Pedestrian Sundays. On the last Sunday of the month during June, July and August roads are closed to vehicular traffic and the entire city and its visitors come out to play within an eclectic mirage of foodie vendors, marketers selling everything from antiques to restored vintage clothing and a constant flow of entertainment including spoken word poets, Brazilian capoeira dancers and buskers. This neighbourhood is filled with a passion that will pique all senses and have its guests coming back for more. Famous sites; In Kensington it's all about the cafes: Moonbeam Cafe, Hot Box Cafe (Toronto's first and only pot positive cafe), Number 10 Fire Station. Hidden, gems: If you spot a [murmur] sign/call the phone number listed on it to hear a unique Toronto story. 2:45 pm Meet your driver from Francesco's Limousines outside of the Thompson Toronto Hotel (416-893-2641, confirmation # 34994 - to depart for Toronto Pearson International Airport 5:45 pm Depart Toronto, Flight AC366 TTTrTt Suggested Attractions In Toronto during Free Time with your VIP Passport Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) 100 Queen's Park, Toronto Phone:416-586-8000 www.rom.on.ca With more than six million objects in its collection, the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) is a treasure trove in downtown Toronto - a place where curious minds may explore world culture and natural history. The largest such museum in Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum and its galleries showcase everything from Egyptian mummies to Chinese temple art to early Canadiana. Displays at the Royal Ontario Museum also include such wonders as dinosaur skeletons, a bat cave and several interactive galleries. One of the most remarkable features of the Royal Ontario Museum is its Michael Lee-Chin Crystal Bata Shoe Museum 327 Bloor Street West Contact: Elizabeth or Rosmarie (416)979-7799 Discover the treasures of North America's charming and surprising shoe museum. Hundreds of shoes (from a collection numbering over 10,000) are on exhibit in architect Raymond Moriyama's award-winning four-storey structure. The Museum celebrates the style and function of footwear in four impressive galleries. Footwear on display ranges from Chinese bound foot shoes and ancient Egyptian sandals to chestnut-crushing clogs and glamourous platforms. Over 4,500 years of history and a collection of 20thcentury celebrity shoes are reflected in the semi-permanent exhibition, All About Shoes. Three other galleries feature changing exhibitions, so there's always something new to see, Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
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