*MUSIC*

The Highest Order
Moon King
Tyriqueordie
Zoo OWL
Luyos MC
Camp Girls
The Neon City
Sweet Pea

Zero Point

Nick Fraser/Hafez Modirzadeh

DJ Ace Dillinger

*ART*

Sean Martindale and JP King

Near&Far Projects

Katherine Walker-Jones and Jordan Campbell 

John Caffery

Rowan Sky and Erin Rei

Adrienne Mountain and Sonia Beckwith-Cole

The XX-Files

*COMEDY*

Jackie Pirico

Sara Hennessey

Chris Sandiford

Jordan Foisy

*Long Night with Vish Khanna* - 8 PM, Main Hall

Podcast summit! Featuring Michael Balazo & James Hartnett from The Landlord And Tenant Podmess, Katie Jensen from The Secret Life of Canada , Michelle Parise from Alone: A Love Story and Tyler Allen from The Minds Of Madness! Moderated by Kreative Kontrol with Vish Khanna.

Long Winter 6.5

Friday March 23, 2018

7 PM - 2 AM

TRANZAC
292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, Ontario

Tickets to Long Winter are $10 in advance or Pay What You Can at the door. Buy a ticket and skip the line.

This is an all-ages event!
The Tranzac is not fully accessible. The bulk of event programming will take place on the ground level where non-binary washrooms (with accessible stalls) are located, but there is a flight of stairs up to some programming on the second floor.

Visit Long Winter’s www site and keep an eye on our Facebook event page for more info and schedule updates. Follow us on twitter &/or Instagram: @longwinterto

Long Winter is an all ages inter-arts festival that takes place during Toronto's colder months.

Now entering its sixth season, Long Winter has emerged as an essential, highly anticipated annual series in Toronto's cultural calendar. Originally housed in the historic Great Hall on Queen St West, Long Winter animates multiple spaces on multiple floors, transforming large venues into uniquely immersive, collaborative environments.

Featuring the works and installations of over 200 artists/collectives each season, our programming aims to provide a platform for the experimental work of local artists, to challenge expectations, and to foster creative interactions between audiences and spaces. A Long Winter program includes work that spans mediums from performance art, theatre and dance, large-­scale sculptural installations, projections, visual art, and video games by local programmers.

Long Winter is committed to presenting a diverse experience of music and art with as few barriers to access as possible. Events almost always include a Pay What You Can (PWYC) option. Long Winter features some of the most exciting musicians and experimental artists from across Southern Ontario, hailing from an eclectic range of genres and subcultures.