C'mon out and join us at a pub night or activity based social!  Reconnect with old friends, meet some new ones.  As our official fourth sport, off-hill social events play a vital role in building and supporting NTSC's culture.

EVENT REGISTRATION LINKS

Historic Flatiron Pub Night

Happy Holidays NTSC Members!

Socials is taking a short break in December.   

We've completed the January planning and will be opening these events for registration in the next couple of weeks.  

The NTSC Socials Team: Jessica, Lynn, Meredith and Stephanie, look forward to seeing you in 2026. 

Event registration opens approx. 3 weeks before the event date.  Members receive an announcement email when an event goes live.  It's super simple...read, click, register! 

Ticket sales are final for all ticketed Socials events. In 2026, refunds for cancellation will be conditional on a waitlisted attendee taking your spot no less than 3 days before the event date.  

To register for a current event, click on any of the links found at the top of this page.  

Members can bring one guest to each event.  Event registration may be limited to members only for a limited time for NTSC Member Favourites and keystone events.

Remember to check back regularly for updates!

Socials first winter pub night of 2026 is exclusively booked for NTSC at the Firkin's Flatiron in the historic "landmark" Flatiron building in Old Town Toronto, just minutes from Union Station, from 7 - 11 PM.  Join us for some good food, drinks, and vibes!   

The building is shrouded in scaffolding but remains fully operational.  There are two pub entrances; one on Front Street across from the Rexall, another at Front and Church.  

HISTORICAL FACTS

While this heritage building at 49 Wellington St E needs no introduction, the Flatiron a.k.a. The Gooderham Building is an iconic historic building that has stood the test of time. The Designation By-law, describes the Flat Iron Building as a lovely combination of modern Gothic Revival and Romanesque Revival architecture that was built in 1891-1892 as designed by architect, David Roberts.  The building was designated under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act in 1975, and later cross-Designated under Part V of the Ontario Heritage Act as part of the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District (HCD)in 2022.

Thanks to...

Fellow NTSC member Rob C. for sharing his hand drawn picture seen on the left of the event poster.