Xmas Party!

It was a fabulous summer evening for Toorak Village Traders Association Xmas party at Grange Road Egg Shop last night. We celebrated with delicious food, drinks and divine company. I do the social media for Toorak Village, so I was on the scene to capture the action – let’s take a look at my pics…

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For more fun action, follow Toorak Village on their social media channels here:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/toorakvillage
Twitter: www.twitter.com/toorakvillage
Instagram: www.instagram.com/toorakvillage

 

Getting social in Toorak

Engagement levels were high on the night! I was invited along by the lovely people of Toorak Village to share my Social Media expertise on Wednesday 24 Feb. It was great to share my insights – plus I love an audience! Let’s take a look at how the social media event unfolded. Images by Dale Peucker.

Chatting with Toorak Traders Association marketing manager Tracey Cammock.
Giving Debra from Villique fashion store some tips on social media.
Shaking hands with the Toorak Traders Association President Tony Fialides.

It was a great night and I thoroughly enjoyed talking about my passion for Public Relations and Social Media. So, call me and let’s chat about how I can help your business. E: craig@craiglawson.net M: 0405 242 249

Toorak Village Art Walk

The fashionable shops of Toorak have joined forces to launch a street gallery exhibition. Upon capturing the action, I discovered an exciting new store dedicated to gifts for men. So, grab yourself a glass of champagne and let’s take a look.

The Toorak Village Art Walk is in its fourth year and combines an eye-catching mix of art pieces on display in the shop windows. Director Tony Fialides says it’s great exposure for artists and people can purchase pieces that catch their eye in a relaxed style. “People can walk around at their leisure and if they see something they like, then they can buy it,’ he says.

This Melbourne suburb of Toorak leads the charge in the style stakes and plays home to fabulous boutiques, hair salons and restaurants.

Traffic is a cool new men’s store that opened six months ago with the great tagline: Because men are hard to buy for. On display in the window is an oil canvas inspired by the Magpie and titled Close To The Edge by Toorak artist Peter Byron.

Traffic owner Don Gurr opened the store as he saw an opportunity for a place that was dedicated to gift ideas just for men. The store stocks a unique collection carefully handpicked that include antique ornaments, fashion jewellery and classic decorative pieces. Mr Gurr says it great to stock gifts for men that are more than just socks, jocks and hankies. “This is the store that lifts the lid on secret men’s business,” he says.

Make sure to check it out! Toorak Village Art Walk is on till 15 November 2015.

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