Getting Around
Navigating Nuit Blanche
Plan your Nuit Blanche adventure in advance to ensure you get the most out of your night and remember to share your experience using the official hashtag, #NBTO26.
To find the locations and full details of projects and experiential activations, search for them on the All Projects page. Also, explore the many ways to access the night, including experiences that are mobility and wheelchair accessible, ASL interpreted, open captioned, tactile and online.
From 7 p.m. on Saturday, October 3 to 7 a.m. on Sunday, October 4, Toronto is transformed with more than 70 contemporary art projects. A major exhibition and experiential activations enliven downtown. A multitude of works also animate neighbourhoods and cultural spaces across Toronto.
A selection of extended projects are available to view from October 5 to 10. Dates and hours vary. Please check project listings before visiting.
Interactive Map
Find projects on the All Projects page. Toggle the map, use the search bar or filter projects by neighbourhood, type, medium and more.
Printed Maps
Grab a printed map in advance at City Hall or the INFOTOGO trailer at Nathan Phillips Square or download a print-friendly PDF map (3MB). During the event, printed maps are available while supplies last at any of the event centres and info centres listed in the section below, while supplies last.
Event Centre
Find accessible washrooms, drinking water, food trucks and printed maps while supplies last at the Bay Street road closure between Albert Street and Queen Street West.
Info Centres
Connect with a volunteer for questions, directions and printed maps while supplies last at:
- 51 Dundas St. W.
- 100 Queen St. W., Nathan Phillips Square south lawn
- 361 University Ave.
Travel Guide
Download the Nuit Blanche Travel Guide (4 MB) for a more comprehensive and descriptive guide for navigation of Nuit Blanche’s central hub in downtown Toronto.
Take the TTC
In addition to the regular blue all-night network service, the TTC will be running an all-night subway service on Line 1 Yonge-University and Line 2 Bloor-Danforth during Nuit Blanche.
19 Bay bus is diverted both ways between Dundas Street West and Richmond Street West from October 2 at noon to October 4 at noon.
Due to construction, 501 Queen streetcar and 301 Queen bus detours south to Adelaide Street West between York Street and Church Street.
For the latest local transit updates, visit ttc.ca.
Take GO Transit
GO Transit will operate regularly scheduled service during Nuit Blanche. While there will not be any additional late-night rail service available, those wishing to experience art all night can take advantage of the GO Weekend Pass.
Plan your trip with GO Transit.
Bike to the Event
Bike Share Toronto provides classic and e-bike options for anyone looking to cycle their way through Nuit Blanche. Please note that bicycles must be walked within road closures and public squares.
Road Closures
Learn about the latest road closure information to find better travel routes. Also note the following closures in downtown Toronto:
- Bay Street from Dundas Street West to Richmond Street West
- Queen Street West from University Avenue and Bay Street.
Parking
Green P parking lots are available across the city during Nuit Blanche.
Conveniently located near the downtown exhibition area, Chelsea Toronto offers a special rate package for Nuit Blanche, including late check-out, underground hotel self-parking, a ceramic tumbler and unlimited drip coffee. Browse hotel offer.
Host Hotel
