Nuit Blanche London returns on Saturday, September 19, transforming Dundas Place into a vibrant celebration of contemporary art, performance, music, film, and community engagement. This year’s theme, “This Is Not a Landmark,” invites audiences to rethink how places gain meaning, not through permanent monuments, but through temporary moments of connection, participation, memory and shared experience.

Featured programming includes a new public installation by Carlos Portillo, whose work has been featured at The Bentway in Toronto, as well as a presentation of Sylvia Matas's There Was a City. We also have other artists who have exhibited their work in national galleries, as well as popular Canadian festivals such as Nuit Blanche Toronto. Other artists who have exhibited their work in national galleries, as well as popular Canadian festivals such as Nuit Blanche Toronto will also be presenting their work. 

Programming will take place both indoors and outdoors, with exhibitions and events happening at Museum London, Michael Gibson Gallery, TAP Centre for Creativity, Good Sport, and Sevens Social.

Partnerships include the London Jazz Association, Forest City Film Festival and London Children's Museum.