
Toronto's
Chocolate Festival ChocolateFest '08 is back with some new chocolate twists.
As a Toronto city-wide event, the Toronto CHOCOLATE
FESTIVAL, successfully launched last year to great reviews, is back for its second year.
This is the event where CHOCOLATE is featured in all its magnificent and tasty forms.
CHOCOLATE FEST '08 promises to present several delectable, delicious and simply decadent
events.

At Participating Dining Establishments
throughout the GTA and surrounding areas.
Spread out your chocolate cravings as CHOCOLICIOUS kicks into high gear at participating
restaurants throughout the GTA and surrounding areas. Participating chefs will prepare new
chocolate infused menus including main courses, desserts and drinks.

THE THIRD ANNUAL CHOCOLATE
BALL GALA
October 17, 2008
Palais Royale, Toronto
The CHOCOLATE BALL returns for its third year, with more
chocolate and surprises. Yes, the Palais Royale will once again host this event with its
theme being Putting On The Glitz: A Retro Glitz and Glamour Gala featuring
music from the early 1950s era. The 23-piece Toronto All Star Jazz Big Band will be
accompanied by guest singers and performers to present a night of "glitz and
glamour".
For updates on this event you can visit www.TheChocolateBall.ca

Dine with the Choc-elite!
October 24 - November 30, 2008
Various location
Enjoy a full course dinner made with
chocolate. Featured Chefs will team up with various celebrities to host an intimate unique
dining experience. This is a chocolate lovers dream dinner. The appetizer, the main
course, the dessert and the drink are made or infused with chocolate. Each sitting will be
limited to 20 people at any one location on the ChocElite
circuit.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED FOR 2008
It will return at a Toronto Location in 2009
Crocodile Rock, Mississauga
The 2008 9-1-1
Chocolate Relay will once again pit firefighters against police and EMS personnel
in a battle for supremacy in the Chocolate world and to win the CFW Chocolate Bowl. The
Toronto Police Marine Unit are the current holders of the Chocolate Bowl. |