
Experience the Thrill of Mario Kart World with EB Games at the Crescent Street Grand Prix Festival Français
As part of this year's festivities, EB Games invites fans to experience the magic of Mario Kart World with an immersive and high-energy booth setup on Crescent Street. Packed with multiple gaming stations, this vibrant activation gives festivalgoers of all ages a chance to test their skills on Nintendo's newest release and enjoy hands-on racing fun right in the middle of the city.
Montreal's own 15-year-old race car driver, Luca Day, will also be joining the action. He's set to go head-to-head with players from the Montreal Alouettes in a live Mario Kart World challenge that brings together local athletic talent and gaming fans for a truly one-of-a-kind showdown.
This interactive event comes on the heels of EB Games' highly anticipated midnight launch of the Nintendo Switch 2 on June 5th.
Stephane Tetrault, owner of EB Games, shared his enthusiasm:
"I'm unbelievably proud of what the team has accomplished. Bringing back midnight launches and building out this kind of race weekend experience shows our commitment to community and our love for gaming."
Jim Tyo, President of EB Games, added:
"Our presence at the Crescent Street Festival is another way we're celebrating this major launch and connecting with fans in a fun, unforgettable way."
The celebration continues across Crescent Street with an exciting lineup of musical talent on the El Jimador Stage. For the full performance schedule, visit crescentgrandprix.com/2025-festival.
Festivalgoers can also explore the many incredible sponsor activations happening throughout the weekend at the 888casino.net Crescent Street Grand Prix Festival Presented by Corona and Liquid I.V., including experiences from Liquid I.V., Corona, Brivia Group, El Jimador, Pur Sang, Dilawri, XPEL, Celsius Energy Drink, Telus, Magnum Ice Cream, Simply Lemonade, Costco, Polysleep, and many more.
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In the summer, the heat makes us sweat even more, losing essential electrolytes that are crucial in helping our bodies stay hydrated and balanced. There are a few easy tips to help Canadians stay hydrated and support their wellness routines: Be proactive : Proactivity is key for hydration. Thinking about your hydration before, during and after summer plans is the most important thing so that a dip in your hydration doesn't sneak up on you. Supplement your water : We know that Canadians are aware of how much water they should be drinking, but we also know that many Canadians are still falling short of that goal. In addition to gulping down multiple glasses of water, adding an electrolyte drink mix like Liquid I.V. that is scientifically formulated to help restore electrolyte imbalances, is the easiest hack to help you stay hydrated throughout all their summer activities. 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Calgary Herald
29-07-2025
- Calgary Herald
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Article content I love small indoor venues with regulated temperatures and assigned seats, but Kesha, Barenaked Ladies, Cyndi Lauper, Our Lady Peace and many other headliners this summer are at the very popular outdoor Budweiser Stage, located in Toronto on the shores of Lake Ontario. Article content Toronto is having a very hot summer, so I appreciate Liquid I.V. 's messaging around proper hydration. The popular electrolyte drink mix (available on Amazon) first came to Canada in the summer of 2023 and went after the concertgoer and fitness community across the country. Article content Article content Article content I see two angles for consuming Liquid I.V. First, it's important to replenish electrolytes in hot and/or sweaty environments, and it's easy to do so with convenient packets of powder. Secondly, it's more fun to drink water when it tastes like a delicious treat. However, know what's in the packets before consuming them. Article content Article content Liquid I.V. offers sugar-free and sugar-full variations (learn more about the sugar options); however, the former have yet to make it to Canada (Organika, a Canadian-made electrolytes powder, has a sugar-free option). Article content In terms of use and cost, Liquid I.V. packets are not cheap, but also not small. At over $2 per pack, the cost of the drink mix can add up if used frequently. However, it can also be a more affordable option compared to drinks at a concert venue. Just bring an empty reusable plastic bottle (some venues, including Budweiser Stage, often don't allow metal containers), Liquid I.V. and find a water fountain. Also, it's recommended to mix one pack of Liquid I.V. with two cups of water, but I prefer a more diluted taste and only use half the pack for two cups (the packets are easy to fold to save for later). Article content Article content With a reusable plastic water bottle and a pack of Liquid I.V. in hand, I headed to the Kesha concert. Article content (If you completely want to stay out of the sun, check out VEEPS, a new streaming service in Canada, where you can watch live concerts.) Article content There was a Liquid I.V. pop-up at Budweiser, handing out samples. I've now tried most of the flavours and my favourite is the strawberry. As mentioned, I can appreciate the added benefits of Liquid I.V. compared to straight water, but would save it for super hot days (like the Kesha-concert day) or days when I'm exerting a lot of energy (like going for a long summer run or bike ride). I enjoyed having Liquid I.V. during the Kesha concert, as it was hot, crowded and sweaty, and I needed every excuse to stay hydrated so I could focus on the music. Article content