FOMO at Evangeline
- 9:00 pm - 1:00 am | Saturday April 22, 2023
- Evangeline | Ace Hotel Toronto
- 51 Camden St
From April through June, FOMO at Evangeline will act as a BIPOC watering hole for the 2SLGBTQ+ community. The much needed space will feature rotating DJs & hosts from within the queer community and every Saturday night, guests will be able to enjoy a night of diverse music over drinks, laughs and a view of the city.
Celebrating the birthday of Axl and sounds by Shannyn Hill.
RSVP do not guarantee entry, it’s first come first served.
Other events happening on Apr 22, 2023
The Gallery presents: An End Uncertain by Takata Nursery at Gallery
TAKATA NURSERY curates a three month long site specific plant installation in The Gallery at Ace Hotel New York TAKATA NURSERY is a small greenhouse in Brooklyn NY specializing in sculptural houseplants– their design work focuses on custom interior plantscapes and set design. We invite them to explore the hotel and our Gallery as an environment and test of time to observe changes in plants as an unfinished art form. The exhibition will be growing, shifting, and on view from April 6…
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EARTH WEEKEND 2023 Ace Hotel Kyoto + ShinPuhKan at Ace Hotel Kyoto & ShinPuhKan
A weekender of environmentally conscious events and pop-ups for the planet.
地球環境に配慮したイベントやポップアップなど盛り沢山のウィークエンドです。
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Upcoming events at Ace Hotel Toronto
Shorts In Conversation – Curated by Rodeo Production at Interspace
Our series, “Shorts In Conversation,” makes a moment for cinema and dialogue. We invite an organization to curate a showing of films alongside their makers, followed by the directors in dialogue about their craft. Rodeo Production is a film production company based in Canada that has a diverse roster of local and international talent. To celebrate this, they will curate a collection of short films that highlight the varied styles, tones, and aesthetics of each director. Featuring work from William…
Free
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Oral Method – Break Up at Interspace
ORAL METHOD is an experimental reading series, curated by Esmé Hogeveen, that invites writers and artists to create new work in response to a shared prompt. This spring, we will co-host three ORAL METHOD events that explore themes related to BREAKAGE—asking writers and artists to consider how breaking up, breaking down, and breaking through can rupture old meanings, patterns, and selves, and potentially spark new paths or alternative futures. Readings are free, open to the public, and will…
Free
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