2. •The Town of Richmond
Hill welcomes you on
February 5-7th, 2012
to their winter carnival
at Mill Pond.
•This event was put
together by a group of
volunteers to help
celebrate the Town of
Richmond Hill
•This event is being
promoted on the
yorkscene site, as well
as throughout the
Town of Richmond Hill

3. •This year, these two household
names teamed up to give their fans
something new, and that was the birth
of Watch the Throne.
•This concert has been advertised on
radio stations and blog sites
worldwide, and Toronto’s very own
flow 93.5 had a contest where people
phoned in to win a pair of tickets to
the show and entered into a grand
prize draw; a $1000 shopping spree
with a Rocawear stylist.
•The concert took place at the Air
Canada Center and they advertised
the event on their homepage as well,
with links to buy tickets to attend the
show.

4.  The Richmond Hill Center for
Performing Arts presents The
Nutcracker! The play will be
coming to the stage December
15, 2011 at 2pm.
 The name speaks for itself, but
this performance will be
featuring some new talent.
 The play is being advertised on
yorkscene and Victoria Ballet
Academy. These sites provide
information about the ballet,
the dancers involved, as well as
information about the ballet
company from which the ballet
dancers come from.

5.  Took place Wednesday November 23, 2011 at the Seneca
Markham Campus
 The students in the Events Marketing Management
(EMM) program hosted the event at their campus for all
Seneca students.
 The Stair Climb, which started last year works together
with the United Way York Region to help raise awareness
about United Way and to also raise money to help those
attached to the United Way.

6. •Do you have a passion or interest in
dance? Do you feel like learning
something new and exciting?
• Then Mayada’s FIERCE Showcase is
for you!
• This event took place on Sunday
November 27, 2011 at the Lower
Ossignton Theater

7.  From January 27-February 9,
2012 you are invited to visit some
of the cities finest restaurants
and set your taste buds ablaze
with some delicious mouth
watering meals.
 Winterlicious and Summerlicious
are two popular events that
happen in the two most extreme
seasons
 Besides the food and restaurants
speaking for themselves, word of
mouth is just one form of
promotion for
Winter/Summerlicious. They
have an active facebook and
twitter account where they can
post different venues and deals
for those following them to try
or choose as their stop for the
evening, and it is also advertised
on the City of Toronto website.

8. One of Shakespeare’s
most beautiful plays
about star crossed
lovers is coming to the
stage at the Four
Seasons Center for
Performing Arts.
The play is running from
November 20-November
27th, 2011 and is
featuring performers
from the National Ballet
of Canada.
You could see
advertisements through
The Toronto Star as well
on the website for The
National Ballet of
Canada.

9. The Santa Claus parade, which has been an annual event since 1905, had families
braving the cold weather to catch a glimpse of more than 25 different-themed floats,
22 bands, 100 celebrity clowns, and of course, Santa!
The Santa Claus parade has been such a successful event and growing every year.
They publicize the parade through different media outlets like The Toronto Star
and facebook, as well as seeing it advertised on televison.
The media has helped play a big part in the popularity of the parade as well as get
people excited about the new bigger and better floats, and the special surprises that
you see along the way.

10. The Town of Aurora is keeping their residents busy this festive
season, making sure there is never a dull moment.
The 7th Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony takes place December
7th, 2011 from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Town Hall Courtyard.
It promises to be an exciting evening filled with caroling, hanging
a decoration on the tree, and story time with Mrs. Claus. At the
end of the evening there is the play “The Grinch that Stole
Christmas” presented by Canadian Childrens Theatre Co. in
Council Chambers.

11. This year the town of
Aurora is putting a spin
on the traditional
Santa Claus Parade.
Instead of watching
jolly ol’ Saint Nick
arrive mid-afternoon,
you will be waiting for
the man in red
underneath the stars!
The Town of Aurora
will be having their
Santa Claus Parade on
Saturday November
26, 2011 from 6:00-
8:00pm.
Gather the family,
dress up with your
hats, scarves and
gloves and join the
parade that heads
south along Yonge
Street from Orchard