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Microsoft Build 2026 Summary

Microsoft Build 2026 Summary

Thu, Jul 2, 9:00 PM
From Metro Toronto Azure Community
4.5

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Toronto Luxury Real Estate, Interior Designer, Construction & Renovation NE

Toronto Luxury Real Estate, Interior Designer, Construction & Renovation NE

Tue, Jun 23, 11:00 PM
From Do Stuff and Make Friends in Toronto
4.2

***Tickets must be purchased in advance!*** https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/toronto-luxury-real-estate-interior-designer-construction-renovation-ne-tickets-1990926328242 Get ready to connect with Toronto's finest real estate, design, construction, and finance professionals at a networking event like no other! **Stellar Socials by Limitless: Toronto Real Estate, Interior Design, Construction & Renovation Networking Event** Join us for an exclusive evening curated for ambitious professionals across real estate, interior design, construction, and renovation. This is your opportunity to build meaningful connections, unlock new opportunities, and elevate your business or career. Whether you're seeking strategic partnerships, industry insights, or simply looking to expand your network, this event offers the perfect environment to connect, collaborate, and grow. **DRESS CODE: BUSINESS CASUAL** ### About Stellar Socials by Limitless Stellar Socials is a premier networking experience hosting high-quality events across North America. We bring together top-tier professionals, entrepreneurs, and creatives in a stylish, high-energy environment designed for real connections. Our mission is simple: create powerful spaces where connections turn into opportunities. ### Who Attends? Expect a curated mix of driven professionals, including: • **Real Estate Professionals** – Agents, brokers, developers, investors, and builders • **Interior Designers** – Designers, decorators, and creative consultants • **Construction Leaders** – Contractors, project managers, architects, and engineers • **Renovation Specialists** – Builders, flippers, and home improvement experts • **Entrepreneurs & Investors** – Business owners and growth-focused professionals • **Startups & Innovators** – Companies seeking partnerships and exposure • **Job Seekers & Graduates** – Ambitious individuals entering the industry • **Media & Marketing Professionals** – Creators covering real estate & design trends 📍 **Age Group:** 21–55 \| **Venue:** 21+ (Bar Setting) ### What to Expect ✨ High-value conversations around real estate trends, design innovation, and development ✨ Opportunities to meet industry leaders, collaborators, and future partners ✨ Career and business growth insights ✨ A relaxed, upscale social environment designed for natural networking Whether you attend solo or with friends, you’ll leave with valuable connections, fresh ideas, and new opportunities. ### The Stellar Socials Experience Our events are intentionally designed to feel effortless and high-quality. No pressure—just genuine conversations, strong energy, and the right people in the room. Come ready to connect, collaborate, and elevate your network. ### Join the Community 📲 Instagram: @stellarsocialsbylimitless 📘 Facebook: Stellar Socials by Limitless 🎥 TikTok: @stellar.socials ### Notice of Photography Please note: Photos and videos will be taken during the event for promotional purposes. By attending, you consent to being photographed and/or filmed. If you prefer not to appear, please inform an event organizer upon arrival.

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City Architecture: The Annex, Casa Loma and Spadina House!

City Architecture: The Annex, Casa Loma and Spadina House!

Fri, Jul 17, 4:30 PM
From Toronto History Walks
4.9

**The Toronto History Walks Yearly Pass is available. Get it now for $125.00 for 1 year of unlimited tours, email** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/) **for more information or for signing up!\*\*** \*\* **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/) Georgian, Gothic Revival, Bay and Gable, the list goes on and on. Toronto has many styles, and one can explore the history of Toronto simply by learning the different time periods involved. This tour explores the **architecture** of the Annex District, **Casa Loma** and its grand competitor Spadina House. These legendary landmarks on the hill overlooking the city have been focal points of Toronto history for well over a century in an area that has a vast story to tell. Just a reminder that we will be walking up to the Case Loma site and exploring the grounds and the history, we are not going inside any of the buildings. We begin this walk in front of the main doors to the Toronto Public Library Spadina Branch at 10 Spadina Road. We end at St. Clair Avenue West at the Loblaws Superstore at the St. Clair West Subway Station. Hope to see you soon. This walk is for most walking levels; however, there are steps and stairs near Casa Loma, north of Davenport. Please dress for the weather and see you there. The price of this tour is $15.00 per person! **Please note: Please e-transfer the ticket amount when booking your space for this tour! You can e-transfer to the following email at:** [torontohistorywalks@gmail.com](http://torontohistorywalks@gmail.com%2A%2A/)

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Service Design Connect

Service Design Connect

Fri, Jun 26, 10:30 PM
From Service Design Drinks Toronto
4.7

**Welcome to Service Design Drinks** Service Design Drinks Toronto is back at the pub and this time, we're doing a mid-year check-in. Back in January, a group of us shared things we wanted to do in 2026. Books to read. Skills to pick up. Projects to finally start. This Friday, we're revisiting that list. What happened? What shifted? What are you swapping out before the second half of the year disappears? No agenda, no presentations. Just good conversation with a community of designers, strategists, and curious people over drinks, at the Duke of York. Come ready to reflect a little. Leave with some accountability and maybe a new friend or two. **Format: Casual meet & greet** **What to Expect** ✅ Fun Icebreakers – Thoughtfully designed to help you connect effortlessl ✅ Exciting conversations – Enjoy connecting with creative professionals in the city ✅ A Relaxed, Welcoming Atmosphere – Come as you are, leave with new friend 📢 RSVP here so we can plan accordingly. It reflects the actual signup

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Dupont Morning Code

Dupont Morning Code

Sat, Jun 27, 5:00 PM
From Toronto Tech Stack Exchange
4.7

[Summary] This meetup is for those who are interested in code, web development, design, cloud, or AI. All levels are welcome, so feel free to bring your laptop and discuss what you are working on or what you are learning. You can share your projects and ideas with other participants freely. There are outlets and WiFi, drinks are about $5 for tea, they take card only. [Price] Attendance is FREE. But you need to buy something from the venue. [Policies] \- We do not tolerate harassment of our members \- We remind users that that this meetup is intended for networking and hobby development\, and any attempts at using this meetup event as a dating platform will not be not be tolerated Further information: https://torontostack.exchange/

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Short Reads Social: "Are Third Spaces Dead?" (June 30th)

Short Reads Social: "Are Third Spaces Dead?" (June 30th)

Tue, Jun 30, 10:30 PM
From Book Club for Humans
4.6

**Are third spaces dead....(like this book club was for the last year)?** Short-Read Socials are back! Come meet with like-minded and unlikeminded people to talk about the topic of the month. This time, we're thinking about **third spaces, socialization, and community-building.** *How has socialization changed with modern urban living and the rise of social media? Have commercialization and high cost of living killed third spaces? How do (or should) we actually build communities now?* \-\-\- **How does it work?** * The event is casual. You can talk to anyone there with or without our prompt sheets, either about the month's topic or about whatever you want. * Open philosophical discussion, including for controversial topics, is welcome but be respectful :) * If you've read/watched/heard anything related to the topic of the month, feel free to bring it in! Not necessarily physically, but you can if you want... * If not, here are some thought-provoking reads to start you off (read as many or as few as you want): * On third spaces: * [Are commercial “third places” a dying breed?](https://spacing.ca/toronto/2024/04/26/are-commercial-third-places-a-dying-breed/) * [the modern third space is in your phone](https://maansiwritesstuff.substack.com/p/the-modern-third-space-is-in-your) * Who's creating third spaces? (slightly more interesting imo) * [From sauna socials to run clubs: Are community event leaders the new influencers?](https://archive.is/20260320083437/https://www.vogue.com/article/from-sauna-socials-to-run-clubs-are-community-event-leaders-the-new-influencers#selection-1275.0-1275.81) * [“The more I give away, the better the bar does”: Why Danu Social House wants to become the city’s first community-owned watering hole](https://torontolife.com/food/danu-social-house-community-owned-co-op-bar/) * Bonus: [Why do Torontonians love to line up? Expert says there’s many reasons, including making friends](https://nowtoronto.com/lifestyle/why-do-torontonians-love-to-line-up-expert-says-theres-many-reasons/) * Feel free to post other recommendations (blogs, movies, tv episodes, video essays, etc.) in the comments!

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup connects people interested in architecture through groups and events in Toronto. Users can explore communities, attend events, and engage with locals who share their passion for architecture.

Yes, there are architecture groups in Toronto accessible through Meetup. Users can explore diverse groups based on different aspects of architecture and connect with local enthusiasts.

To join, search for architecture groups in Toronto on Meetup. Browse the listed communities, then join groups that match your interests to start participating in events and discussions.

Some architecture events may also be held online based on the host's preference. Confirm the format (in-person or online) on the event page when planning to attend.

The meeting frequency varies by group. Some host regular events, while others may schedule gatherings less frequently. Check each group's event calendar for specific details.

Meetup can connect you with people interested in architecture, including professionals. However, the focus is on group activities rather than one-on-one connections.

To find upcoming events, explore the architecture section for Toronto on Meetup. Filter by date or activity to view scheduled gatherings fitting your interests.

Many architecture events are free, though some may require a fee. Always check the event details on Meetup to understand if any charges apply.

Yes, users can create their architecture groups on Meetup. As a group organizer, you can set the group's agenda, schedule events, and foster a community centered on architectural interests.

Creating a Meetup account and joining groups is free. However, some events might carry a fee depending on the host. Always verify event costs before attending.

Toronto groups often focus on a range of topics such as sustainable design, urban planning, and architectural history. Explore varying interests within the community.

Meetup offers opportunities to meet people, but personal outcomes vary. Success often depends on participant engagement and the dynamic of specific groups.

Absolutely! RSVP to events on the Meetup platform. This helps organizers plan and ensures your spot at gatherings you wish to attend.

The organization quality can vary as events are led by community hosts. It's beneficial to review feedback from past attendees on Meetup pages.

Availability of groups depends on local organizer activity and interest levels. Periodically check Meetup for new events and groups in Toronto.