The Geary Studio

On Friday, we are opening the doors at The Geary Studio for a private gathering of men.

No speeches.
No presentations.
No therapy session.
No corporate sponsor.

Just food, conversation, and a room full of men willing to show up for one another.

We’re asking that there be no photos, no tagging, and no social media posts from the event itself. Some men may want to talk. Some may just want to listen. Some may simply want to know they’re not alone.

Maybe you’re doing great.

Maybe you don’t need this at all.

But maybe someone else does.

If that’s the case, I ask one thing:

Share this post.

Because the man who needs to see it probably isn’t searching for a men’s mental health event. He’s scrolling. Quietly carrying more than anyone realizes.

If one conversation prevents one person from feeling alone, then the evening was worth it.

Friday.
8:00 PM.
183 Geary Ave.

Connect. Converse. Community.

The door is open.

HGTV and Food Network have rolled into the studio a few times now to film episodes of Restaurant Impossible featuring the incredible 🙌🏻 (and is pretty awesome too).

Jen is not only one of Canada’s most respected restaurateurs, she’s also a friend of the studio and the owner of General Public (our favourite local spot, conveniently located just a few doors down).

One of the things we’ll never take for granted about running this space is getting a front-row seat to talented people doing what they do best. From the crews transforming the studio into a working café set, to the lighting, camera, and production teams bringing a vision to life, it’s always impressive to watch.

A blank space in the morning. A fully realized world before lunch.

Grateful to host the people behind the scenes and in front of the camera who continue to create incredible work within these walls. 🎬

Excited for the season premiere July 23rd!

While the city freezes, the studio stays open.
Lights on. Paths clear. Creativity doesn’t take snow days.

Like the Polar Vortex didn’t even happen.
And yes — this is Mike’s “why do I live here” face.