A culture vlog
While you wait with bated breath for our coverage of Nuit Blanche (you are waiting, right? 
), check out this awesome video and sound remix by our good friend Qasim … we met up during the night and some of the video features us!
Nuit Blanche Toronto 2008 - footage remix from Abdul Smooth on Vimeo.
It’s 5am. We are exhausted. We are going home after a great Nuit Blanche. Videos to come soon. Hope you had a great night. What was the best thing you saw?
We’ve made it through the distillery and saw some great installations. The bakery is open till 12 so get some delicious brownies!! And check out Le Labo and a great sound and video installation. And the nostalgic alleyway. On to Cabbagetown…
Katherine and I have begun our adventure at city hall! The blinkenlights are amazing!! Off to Zone B…
4 days left until at 6:52pm on Saturday October 4th, Toronto awakens for an all night contemporary art thing called Scotiabank Nuit Blanche. If you haven’t been yet … where have you been!? For the past two years, the popularity of this phenomenal free chaotic art frenzy has exploded - hundreds of thousands of Torontonians take to the street and experience art in Toronto like never before.
For those of you who have never been, Katherine and I have put together a little guide - 7 tips on how to survive Nuit Blanche and make the most of your night.
We are prepping for an all night vlogging thing and we want you to be a part of it. We’ll be heading from Zone B to A to C on our bikes. If you want to join us along the way and be a part of our evening, email us at info@nightintoronto.com and we’ll let you know where we are. You can also send us some tips if you know of a great installation we should feature on TNIT!
After we catch up on our sleep, we’ll be posting a vlog from each zone so be sure to sign up to our RSS feed to see the results! Oh, and we’ll also be teaming up with our friends at Dear Toronto to do some cross vlogging - should be a lot of fun.
Enjoy!
- Blair
Follow our journeys through the following ways:
I was working late when a colleague pointed out the window at the gorgeous colours. I ran up to thw rooftop to take some photos on my phone. It was a beautiful sunset in Toronto. Here are some shots to look at.
- Blair
I’m sitting on the new Spadina WaveDeck, one of the first projects completed by Waterfront Toronto. The mayor and many members of various levels of government were on hand for the launch of this impressive deck - one of seven to be built over the next few years. I took some photos which I’ll try to upload from my phone here or when I get back to my computer. Time to enjoy my lunch! 
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