Jingle All The Way To The Broadview Danforth BIA

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Jingle All The Way To The Broadview Danforth BIA

The Danforth Music Hall and Maple Leafs Sports Entertainment

- Two Golden Ticket passes. Each pass entitles the winner to two tickets to a show of their choosing in 2025
- Four tickets to the upcoming PWHL Toronto Sceptres hockey game on Friday Dec 27, 2024

Papyrus Restaurant

- Two $50 gift cards

Sher E Punjab Restaurant

- $60 gift card

The Auld Spot Pub

- $60 gift card

SideBar Restaurant

- $50 gift card

Epochal Imp

- One $50 gift card
- 4 curated prize packages as follows:
COFFEE FOR TWO
- Gift basket includes
- 2 Klieban Christmas coffee mugs
- 1 French press coffee pot
- 1lb rhapsody coffee beans
- 1/2 dozen home baked cookies
COMEDY AT THE IMP
- 2 Tickets for Blacksheep Comedies “TESTING: ATTENTION PLEASE” (tickets for January 3rd or February 7th)
- Plus a $25 Gift card
BINGO AT THE IMP
- 4 tickets to Bingo
- Either Music or Retro in January Or February
- Plus a $50 Gift Card
BUILD YOUR OWN WREATH
- Join us before Christmas to make your own wreath $75 value

Kitchenette

- One curated gift basket

Quality Optical

- Two gift cards $125 each

Shopper’s Drug Mart

- One $100 gift card

Fresh Florals

- Festive Grinch Tree – a Holiday Tradition

Gela-Teo-Café

- Ten prizes – One pint of gelato per winner

Small Wonders Pets

- $25 gift card

Women’s Health Centre

- $25 gift card

dZouk Brazilian Dance Centre

- Beginner Brazilian Zouk Dance Course for 2 – valid through 2025

Danforth Art Studio

- Gift certificate for 4 to attend a workshop

Der Dietemann Antiques

- $100 in BIA dollars – can be used at any business within the BIA
Wednesday, 07 November 2018 08:36

Faces & Places on the Danforth: Chris & Emma @ D'Abril Handcrafts

Today we talk about one of our newcomers that have joined us here on the Danforth. @d.abrilhandcrafts opened its doors on December 12th of last year. The lovely creative minds behind it are Chris and his wife, Emma Landa. They moved to Canada ten years ago and have made it their home. Chris was working for a construction company for the last 9 years, but his wife was missing the colours of Mexico so that gave them the inspiration of opening this store. They sell beautifully hand painted clay pottery which is traditional to Mexico, and known for their bright colours. These are called Talavera, and have a long history in their culture which traces back to Spain as far back as the 15th century. Hence the name Talavera - named for the Maiolica pottery brought over by settlers from that region in Spain.

They are currently working on also bringing in some of their traditional home cooking into the store, which will give their store a unique one-stop-shop of Mexican street food where you can also buy traditional dinner wear and other home decor to match it. You will be getting the full experience here!

Their love of the community stems back to when they first moved here. Their landlord was also an immigrant, from Greece. Chris says he helped them so much with getting their footings here as newcomers to Canada, and opened so many doors for them. He and his wife are so grateful for that and love the Greek community in this area.

Stop in to have a look around. It having recently been Dia de Los Muertos in Mexico, you’ll also see a lot of the traditional skeletons and ornate skulls which are so popular now. Definitely a place to find all sorts of treasures!

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