Raves and mermaids are coming to Nuit Blanche in Toronto
Nuit Blanche in Toronto isn't just about the official exhibits. A number of groups are also creating so-called renegade exhibits that are not endorsed by the event's programmers. You might not even realize they're happening until you're in the middle of a light show, a forest rave, or a top secret mermaid security camera show.
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Art events
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September 30This party in the back alley of an art gallery will magically transform an automotive graveyard with fire projections, wild grape wine, bad girl music, and pit-stop tarot readings.
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September 30Get your Nuit Blanche started at this gallery from 8 - 10 p.m. with Lumo Amuzo's Shadow Arcade featuring Larklamp the world's first magic lantern game system.Gallery 555
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September 30Check out live VR painting performances, interactive art installations, and DJs spinning until late. All of this will be accompanied by Cheese for the People, a sacred Nuit Blanche tradition of truth-or-dare grilled cheese.House of VR
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September 30This is a thought-provoking Nuit Blanche performance by Maya Ben David curated by Earl Miller and The Queen Street West BIA. It runs from 9 p.m. until 3 a.m.Arcteryx Toronto
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September 30You never know what Mermaids are up to at night, but this art project running from 9 p.m. to midnight will show you. Look into the window at the Haus of Dada and find out.Mighty Brave Productions + Haus of Dada
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September 30Meet at the southeast corner of Spadina and Bloor, get your bike geared up with lights, sound or whatever else you care to do, and the group will ride off into the night. You'll see art, make noise, and interact with the city on a loose schedule.Spadina & Bloor
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September 30Meet at the Kigurumi store on Dundas West, wear your finest onesie, and get ready to spread love on the streets.Kigurumi
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September 30 - October 1Fo over the 12 hours of Nuit Blanche, The Department will unveil three new signs to commemorate overlooked civic sites. Sites including Queen's Park, Toronto Libraries, and a unique palliative care hospice that closed in 2013.Outside 4 Wellesley Place
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September 30Look for lights, lasers, finger beams and any form of luminescence around the square. It's a yearly, peaceful, bright light tradition.Nathan Phillips Square
Lead photo byCraig Symonds
Lead photo byCraig Symonds
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