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[one day] and noticed this parking lot," said Pearson."Who would think to throw a party here?"
That's what they did. In May 2022, they hosted their first of two back lot parties alongside Toronto-based beachwear brand Bather. With a capacity limit of 500, a line began to pile up spanning around the lot itself."Exactly at 4 p.m. we had people lined up coming in because people were scared they wouldn't get in," said Stein."There were around 300 people in line, which is crazy...
If you find yourself at a Community Wines event, especially in the summer, the open outdoor 'house-party' nature of it brings a sense of nostalgia. In many ways, these parties give the city something they haven't seen in a while; DIY block parties. Even indoors, the Community Wines events provide a space to meet new people and share new experiences through music and wine.
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