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It's September—you're lying in bed after hitting snooze for the fifth time, and you need to be somewhere in ten minutes. But first thing’s first, you're going to need a coffee. Luckily for you, Torontonians, you can get a free, hot cup of caffeinated goodness from COVE™ all this month.
COVE™, a chic Canadian-based cannabis brand, believes life is more rewarding for those who are endlessly curious. That’s why from now until October, COVE™ will be popping up beside TIFF Bell Lightbox 350 King Street West. The calming space was designed with rest, relaxation, and reflection in mind–to help you escape your busy, everyday life and enjoy a little peace and tranquility. Take the opportunity to learn a bit more about COVE™ and enjoy complimentary coffee and chocolates, while surrounded by good vibes only.
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When arriving at the space, you’ll receive a free coffee or chocolate, depending on the time of your visit. Get ready to be treated to an espresso or café au lait and your pick of three different chocolate bars–including matcha + white chocolate, lavender-infused milk chocolate or rich dark chocolate (hi, yummy!). Then, take in the tranquility room with James Turrell-level darkened mood-lighting and a hidden waterfall. Aren't you already relaxed just reading this?
Until October, the Toronto COVE™ experience will be open Tuesdays to Thursdays from 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM, Fridays from 4:30 PM to 9:30 PM, and Saturdays from 10 AM to 9:30 PM. So, go get your relaxation on!
You can learn more about the COVE™ quality by talking to their reps at the Toronto event. When it comes to business and products, we can all appreciate top-of-the-line natural quality!
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This event is meant to bring the true experience of COVE™ right to the streets of Toronto. So, whether you're trying to get yourself energized for the morning, or need a moment of rest after a busy day, you’ll want to check out this pop-up before October hits!
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