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Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM Saturday, October 22 8:45 am Depart via Diamond Taxi for.. 9:00 am Breakfast in Yorkville with Teresa from All About Toronto Tours (416-495- 8687) - meeting location TBA 9:30 am Following quick breakfast, depart with Teresa on Yorkville Shopping Overview This Toronto hotspot is strictly upper crust. One of Toronto's most elegant shopping and dining areas, Bloor-Yorkville's designer boutiques, antique shops and galleries are absolutely first class. The area features many small courtyards and alleyways, and a contemporary park located in the very heart of the neighbourhood. The park features a giant granite boulder, which brings the raw beauty of cottage country right into Toronto's urban centre! It's a great place to rest between shopping bouts. Hailed as the "Mink Mile," Bloor-Yorkville is home to high-end designers like Tiffany, Chanel, D&G and Hermes. But here you can also freshen up your wardrobe with unique fashions from the hottest Canadian designers, including Jeremy Lang, Hoax Couture, Izzy Camilleri and Nadya Toto.lt's the gleam of high-priced art, haute couture and fine dining that draws stars, fans and paparazzi here during the Toronto International Film Festival. No visit to Toronto is complete without a thorough exploration of this chic neighbourhood. 10:45 am Depart via Diamond Taxi for... 11:00 am Meet Bill Clarke to depart on an Ultimate Insider's Tour of West Queen West - your guide, Bill Clarke, will meet you at Gladstone Hotel to start the tour (cell: 416-856-3712) Gladstone Hotel 1214 Queen Street West www.qladstonehotel.com Discover art, architecture, and the secret spots and neighbourhood gems only a knowledgeable local could show you. Along the way, be introduced to gallerists, artists, and local characters. Whether you frequent Queen West regularly or it's your first time visiting you'll enjoy this one-of-a-kind tour with equal parts art lesson, gossip session and peek inside Toronto's Art and Design district. In the heart of Toronto's art and design district, the Gladstone offers 37 artist-designed guestrooms, plus a vibrant social and cultural scene, art exhibitions, and lively cafe and bar. Unique restaurants, boutiques and a diverse collection of galleries make West Queen West a vibrant, dynamic neighbourhood. The arrival of custom retailers, designers and artists. has altered the, face of the neighbourhood over the last decade. This funky, but welcoming area hums with culture and creativity. You'll find an inspiring mix of original fashions, antiques and Art Deco. A great place to relax, local cafes and bistros act as a perfect lookout for some of the city's best people watching. Attention-grabbing outfits, piercings and one-of-a-kind leather getups are sure to pass by and catch your eye. 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 3 The area is also home to beautiful Trinify-Beilwoods Park. There you'll find interesting people, friendly dogs and organized drum circles that keep the park constantly buzzing with activity. With a strong artistic presence, it's no wonder this neighbourhood is home to the largest concentration of art galleries in Toronto, including the Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art. This museum houses the hip and intriguing visions of contemporary Canadian artists from a wide variety of media. 1:00 pm Depart via Diamond Taxi for... 1:30 pm Lunch with Susannah Rosenstock, Art Toronto's VIP Relations and Programming Manager, at FRANK at the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) - when you arrive, please let them know you are there for a lunch reservation, under Tourism Toronto - proceed to FRANK restaurant 317 Dundas St. W., Toronto 416-979-6648 www.ago.net Note: lunch is being covered by Tourism Toronto - charges will be direct billed to Michelle's credit card Note: Susannah has extensive experience in private and corporate fine art consulting and curatorial projects and a background in art history thai includes a Bachelor's Degree from Columbia University and Master's Degree from the Institute of Fine Arts at NYU. Art Toronto organizers, Line! and Jennie, are both based in Vancouver and won't be in town until Monday. Susannah@arttoronto.ca. (416) 960-5396 or (647) 881-3848 Art Toronto 2011 -Join this gathering of some of the world's best galleries and artists. Lectures and on-site events are free with admission tickets. www.artforonto.ca Art Gallery of Ontario is a giant on the Toronto arts scene. Already known as one of the largest art museums in North America, the Art Gallery of Ontario (or AGO) grew even larger with its recent expansion. Visitors to the re-energized, revamped Art Gallery of Ontario will enter a new building designed by Frank Gehry, the award-winning architect who grew up in Toronto. Artwork housed at the Art Gallery of Ontario ranges from European to Canadian to Inuit to Australian Aboriginal art and beyond. The Toronto art museum's permanent collection of art numbers in the tens of thousands, with 5,000 pieces of art on display in the Art Gallery of Ontario's 110 galleries. FRANK, the new AGO restaurant, is a distinct Frank Gehry-designed space. Its casual, chic decor includes modern Danish furnishings and a contemporary installation of Frank Stella's work. Executive chef Anne Yarymowich collaborates with chef de cuisine Martha Wright to create contemporary comfort cuisine: food that is warm and inviting, prepared with honesty and integrity. FRANK'S menu showcases an exclusively Onfarian wine list and seasonal ingredients, striving to support local producers with a dedication to global concepts of sustainable farming and slow food. 2:45 pm Depart via Diamond Taxi for... 3:00 pm Meet Victoria McPhedran, owner and tailor, of Green Shag for an interview Received by NSD/FARA Registration Unit 05/01/2012 4:09:43 PM
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