After years of being known for its rather conservative party scene, is Toronto finally getting its act together? Resto-lounge mogul Toufik Sarwa says yes; in fact, Toronto now outshines Montreal as the best party city in the country, he tells BlogTO.
Ten years ago, I wanted to get the hell out of here. Now you couldn’t push me out. Even New York has reached its nighttime apex, and there’s a feeling in Toronto that it’s continually evolving and still has room to grow…that’s a good feeling.
Coming from a man who brought the party back to College Street with Cinq 01, and, before that, Yorkville with Amber, his opinion should probably be taken with a grain of salt. Reasons for the diagnosis: it might be Toronto’s economy, or the fact that we are more recognized internationally, or maybe, just maybe, we’ve learned to loosen up a little bit.
Sarwa, who admits he probably wouldn’t have opened Cinq 01 on College Street if it was booming like it was six years ago, says he has no immediate intentions to proliferate the party elsewhere. “I want to see Cinq 01 realize its full potential before I spread myself too thin.” Regardless, while even New York has reached its nightlife climax, Sarwa says, Toronto still has room to grow. Let the party continue.
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Toronto is now out-partying Montreal
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DJ Hennie V is Toronto’s President of Nightlife. He is most proclaimed for high profile events such as the Toronto International Film Fest, Much Music Video Awards & the CN Tower’s first ever party in the sky. Not only does Hennie V own the turntables at nightclubs, he has also attained a strong corporate alliance with such leading innovators as Research in Motion (BlackBerry), KPMG, Facebook, Patron, Rockstar Energy Drink, & The United Way. He has performed for celebrities and famous faces such as Paris Hilton, Chris Bosh, Lady Gaga, Kid Rock, Wayne Gretzy, Perez Hilton and Vern Troyer among many others.
Hennie V currently holds residencies at some of Toronto’s most respected venues and is the Director of Entertainment at Bananas, one of Ontario's hottest beach clubs. With frequent visits to cities outside of his native Canada -Chicago, Miami and LA- Hennie V's name is soon to be one you will see on the marquee in lights. When he isn't rocking crowds, Hennie V works hard raising money for charities and plans to take time off and go to Africa to lend a helping hand to those who are less fortunate.
Hennie V continues to build his name and captivate audiences with his distinctive technique of fusing house, electro, old school, Top 40, Hip Hop, and almost any other musical genre together while creating an environment that people not only want to be a part of, but need to be a part of.
“The power to be able to play a song that makes people happy and the feeling that I get from playing a song and hearing hundreds of people scream that puts a smile on my face,” says DJ Hennie V.
Hennie V currently holds residencies at some of Toronto’s most respected venues and is the Director of Entertainment at Bananas, one of Ontario's hottest beach clubs. With frequent visits to cities outside of his native Canada -Chicago, Miami and LA- Hennie V's name is soon to be one you will see on the marquee in lights. When he isn't rocking crowds, Hennie V works hard raising money for charities and plans to take time off and go to Africa to lend a helping hand to those who are less fortunate.
Hennie V continues to build his name and captivate audiences with his distinctive technique of fusing house, electro, old school, Top 40, Hip Hop, and almost any other musical genre together while creating an environment that people not only want to be a part of, but need to be a part of.
“The power to be able to play a song that makes people happy and the feeling that I get from playing a song and hearing hundreds of people scream that puts a smile on my face,” says DJ Hennie V.



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