Take advantage of these tips and tricks designed to help you make it through the night. From great travel deals, docents to make sense of it all and signs to guide your way, we've got you covered.
Maps & Signs
Scotiabank Nuit Blanche sites are spread across three Zones. On this website you will find a map for each Zone showing the location of each project site. Each site has been assigned a number that will appear on the map and will also appear on the identifying sign when you arrive at the site location.
Interpretation
Contemporary art refers to the work being created by artists today in the present era. This art reflects and addresses the challenging themes and issues of our times. Utilizing current practices, styles and media, artists push the boundaries with provocative ideas and strive to evoke lively debate within our urban centres. Through Scotiabank Nuit Blanche you can participate in these discussions and become a part of the contemporary understanding of visual art, culture and the social consciousness of our communities.
Docents
Trained guides, called docents, will be on site at most of the exhibition sites to offer information and facilitate your understanding and enjoyment of the installations. The docents meet directly with the artists and curators to develop an in-depth comprehension of the work, the creative process and how to interpret the work so that they are able to share this information with you.
A Day Pass that will keep you out all night long
Pick up a TTC Day Pass for your Scotiabank Nuit Blanche travels. For one low price, a single customer or a family/group of customers (up to 6 people, maximum 2 adults and 4 children/youths, 19 years of age or under) have unlimited travel on all regular TTC services.
For Scotiabank Nuit Blanche only, the TTC Day Pass hours have been extended. The Day Pass is valid from the start of service on Saturday, September 29, until 9:00am on Sunday, September 30, 2007. Day Passes are available at all subway stations at a cost of $8.50.