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Toronto… the summer, unofficially, starts here.
The team behind Coco Azuul—home of Mint Fridays and Fuego Saturdays, crowned Best Venue in the GTA at the Nightclub Awards—is taking the party to the Toronto Harbour with DBG’s Birthday Boat Cruise.
Happening May 23 aboard the Empress of Canada, this isn’t just another party—it’s the unofficial kickoff to summer 2026.
Expect a great party on one of Toronto’s premier ships, bringing together music, energy, and a crowd that knows how to move. On the decks, you’ll get sounds by Zinga x DBG, alongside DJ JayOnline and Itz Nico P—stacking the lineup with some of the city’s best.
If you’ve been to Mint Fridays or Fuego Saturday, you already know the vibe. Now imagine that… on the water.
This is one of those events where everything just hits right—the setting, the music, the people. A proper experience to start the summer season.
Tickets are moving at $40 and available now at torontolatinos.com.
Lock in your spot early—this one’s not staying quiet for long.
Email www.torontolatinos.com for large groups and birthday celebrations. Click here for tickets.
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