Crema Coffee avec mon ami George!

Great addition to the Junction! This lovely coffee spot is located on Dundas Street West at Quebec Avenue. Have you been? They sure know about their coffee that's for sure.. They have fancy machines, inspiring art pieces on the wall, small patio, free WiFi and the best of all.. A-mazing sunlight! My latte was great and so was my chocolate macaroon. Ok, mine are better but anyways. I will definitely go back! ..perhaps try an other of their mummy baked treats! The area was in desperate need for a spot like this!

Photo courtesy of George Moreira :)
http://www.gm-p.com

Crema Coffee Co.

http://www.cremacoffee.ca
http://www.facebook.com/Crema

In tha Junction
3079 Dundas West (416) 767.3131
Monday - Thursday : 7 AM - 7 PM
Friday: 7 AM - 9 PM
Saturday: 7 AM - 9 PM
Sunday: 8 AM - 8 PM

* NEW LOCATION *
Yonge & Bloor (In Freshii)
53 Bloor Street East (416) 962-3131
Monday -Friday: 7 AM - 9 PM
Saturday: 9 AM - 9 PM
Sunday: 9 AM - 6 PM

"Be a coffee-drinking individual - espresso yourself!"

"I don't have a problem with caffeine. I have a problem without caffeine!"

"Espresso is to Italy, what champagne is to France."

"Sleep is a symptom of caffeine deprivation."

"I don’t have a problem with caffeine. I have a problem without caffeine."

"A cup of coffee shared with a friend is happiness tasted and time well spent."

~Author Unknown

Soldiers fighting on the Front Lines

Photography. A more powerful message does not exist and the photographers of this exhibition are sending a very powerful message with the most touching war photography. Photography that captured the courage and the fear of the day-to-day life of a fighting soldier.

Don't miss the opening Reception on Wednesday, May 26, from 7pm to 11pm at Steam Whistle Brewing and meet the talented artists. The exhibition will be on display from Monday May 24 to Monday May 31 2010.

Brendan Meadows - Photographer / Creator
Matt Robinson - Creator / Curator / Stylist

THE EXHIBITION

OVERVIEW
War embodies the ultimate failure of humanity. Yet it persists through generations; even today, images from Afghanistan present Canadians with irreconcilable feelings of resigned necessity and ethical horror. Robert Capa's masterful photographs of The Spanish Civil War portrayed the brutality of battle while exposing a poignant yearning for civilian normalcy among its idealistic combatants. Front Lines, inspired by Capa's indelible scenes from the first 'media war', reminds us that the camaraderie of men drawn by a sense of duty to an imperfect moral calling can reveal fleeting moments of disarming grace bound by unspeakable tragedy.

http://www.heartofspain.net/

General Information

Brendan Meadows
www.brendanmeadows.com

http://www.klaxonhowl.com
http://www.steamwhistle.ca