Event Planner Central

What a great week it's been so far! This September weather has been treating us well and our phones are already ringing with orders for some spooky and glowing Halloween parties in October! Today we'd like to share something super special with everyone. Aura had the opportunity this week to donate some gently used glow balls to a local Toronto Daycare. It recently came to our attention that said school has been using a glow cube for educational interaction and and learning purposes and we thought that was really inspiring. A huge thank you to all the teachers and educators out there who are so wholly committed to enriching our youth through knowledge. We salute you! When we heard they were in the market for more we jumped at the chance! We were able to donate three of our smaller glow balls and hope to donate more in the near future.   Here's some findings of a study that was done on the correlation effects of LED lights and learning.  "Although ther...

It's never been easier to throw a celebration whenever, wherever you want. This week we're talking about how to create your celebrations from the bottom up anywhere you like.  Creating memories from fun filled occasions is amazing, especially when they're illuminated! This past week Aura Events helped Burger Stomper create the ultimate beer garden for Taste of The Danforth  and it was a roaring success.  Nick & John, co owners of the highly praised Burger Stomper restaurant describe the evening as a fun filled event " We were busy, lots of passersby coming in for a drink. People loved the glow furniture, even a wedding couple stopped in. We had a Live DJ, it was a great time".  Aura had Burger Stompers logo printed on the side of a glow pillar and plenty of seating room with illuminated LED bar stools , Cardiff chairs , curved bench seating and Dayton Tables  to complete the glowing beer garden. BURGER STOMPER BEER GARDEN  BU...

The culmination of Pride month is upon us and the city is buzzing with proud Torontonians and tourists from far and wide. Of course pride month has been happening since the beginning of June but as everyone knows, the real party is this Sunday with the extremely popular attraction, the pride parade.  Here's a list of Pride activities happening on the final weekend courtesy of the star.com . Time to plan your weekend party route! On Friday evening, the 2018 Trans March will begin at 8 p.m., with a rally beforehand at 7 p.m., at the intersection of Church and Hayden Sts. Friday night also sees the seventh year of BlackOut, a safe space and performance showcase for Black, African, Caribbean and multiracial youth, held by the organization BQY (Black Queer Youth) on the North Stage. On Saturday and Sunday, Family Pride will take place at Church St. Public School, with events and programming created for children ages 12 and under, and LGBTQ+ families. The Toronto Dyke...