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Toronto Life’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12

Celebrate the best of summer at Toronto’s most anticipated garden soirée

By Toronto Life
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The city’s favourite summer soirée is back in bloom. On Wednesday, August 12, from 6 to 10 p.m., Toronto Life and Tricon Living invite guests to celebrate the return of the Summer Garden Party at the Toronto Botanical Garden. It’s an unforgettable evening of exceptional food, drinks, live entertainment and immersive experiences set in one of Toronto’s most treasured green spaces.

First launched in 2015 and returning to sold-out success last year, the Summer Garden Party has become one of Toronto Life’s signature events, welcoming more than 600 of the city’s tastemakers and creators.

Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12
Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12

Attendees will enjoy exceptional culinary offerings from returning partner Oliver and Bonacini as well as craft beverages and live performances throughout the gardens. With every detail designed to celebrate the creativity and vibrancy that define summer in Toronto, the evening promises to be a memorable experience from start to finish.

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“We’re thrilled to welcome Toronto Life’s Summer Garden Party back to the Toronto Botanical Garden, where this beloved event first took root,” says Stephanie Jutila, CEO of the Toronto Botanical Garden. “Gardens have a unique way of bringing people together while reminding us of the positive impact nature has on our health and happiness. We hope guests leave not only with wonderful memories but also with a renewed appreciation for the important role plants play in helping people and communities thrive.”

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Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12
Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12

Returning as presenting sponsor, Tricon Living continues its partnership with Toronto Life to bring the city’s residents together through shared experiences that centre culture, cuisine and connection.

“Strong cities are built through connection, and the Summer Garden Party brings together so many of the things people love about this city: great food, culture, creativity and community,” says Andrew Joyner, senior managing director, head of multi-family at Tricon Living. “We’re proud to partner with Toronto Life to bring this event back for another year, creating opportunities for residents and Torontonians alike to come together and celebrate the very best of city life.”

The evening’s dress code is “Garden Glamour/Summer Cocktail,” inviting guests to embrace the spirit of the season while enjoying a night of food, drinks and entertainment in a unique setting.

Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12
Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12

Tickets are available now and include all food, beverages and entertainment:

$80 for Toronto Life Insider members
$95 for general admission
$140 for Toronto Life Insider membership and ticket bundle

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Residents of Tricon Living buildings receive exclusive complimentary access.

The Summer Garden Party is presented by Tricon Living and Toronto Life. The event is produced by Wonder, SJC Media’s experiential pillar, which brings the trusted voices of brands like Toronto Life, Chatelaine and Maclean’s to life through unforgettable live experiences.

Don’t miss your chance to enjoy one of Toronto’s most anticipated summer celebrations. Get your tickets now!

Toronto Life ’s Summer Garden Party returns on August 12
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