T.O. Events for April 25th-May 1st

Posted by Greg Clow in events, events upcoming on April 25, 2008 at 7:14 am

Summer must be coming, ’cause this week there’s a sudden spike in the number of food and drink events happening in and around the city, ranging from beer dinners and wine tastings to charity events, lectures and book signings.

On the celebrity scale, the biggest event would have to be chef Gordon Ramsay’s appearance at Indigo Eaton Centre next Monday, where he’ll be signing copies of his latest cookbook, Gordon Ramsay’s Fast Food - although serious foodies are probably more excited for the following night’s talk by Dr. Hervé This, the godfather of molecular gastronomy.

Tipplers have a wide variety of events to choose from, starting with a pair of events spotlighting the beers of the Southern Tier Brewery from Western New York: a 4-course pairing dinner tonight, and a more casual “meet & greet” tomorrow. There’s also a whisk(e)y and cheese pairing session at Coupe Space next Wednesday, and a variety of wine events, including a series of preview dinners for the upcoming Santé wine festival.

And that’s just the start of it. The full list of happenings for the next week follows below, and as always, our Events page has more information on these and many other upcoming events in Toronto and area.

Friday April 25th

Saturday April 26th

Sunday April 27th

Monday April 28th

Tuesday April 29th

  • Dr. Hervé This: “Molecular Gastronomy” & “Kitchen Mysteries” - Isabel Bader Theatre, 93 Charles Street West

Wednesday April 30th

Thursday May 1st

One Response to “T.O. Events for April 25th-May 1st”

  1. susan Says:

    I heard that Gordon Ramsay(I love watching his shows) was a sweetheart during his visit at Chatelaine yesterday. Then, incidentally, I come across some scathingly amusing anecdotes about him in the book I’m reading - Trevor White’s “Kitchen Con”. Ah, celebrity chefsdom…

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