Year 14 kicks off with Vivek Shraya +more TBA

Long Winter returns to Allan Gardens on November 15th to celebrate the Polaris Prize nominee’s latest

Photo by Paul Mpagi Sepuya.

For the third year in a row, Long Winter is proud to return to Allan Gardens for another green house celebration. Kicking off our 14th year, on November 15, we're excited to host the local release party for Vivek Shraya's New Models, out October 9 via Twin Fang Records. 

Limited advance tickets (skip the line!) are available for purchase on Zeffy. As always, pay-what-you-can tickets will be available at the door.

Limited tickets available – skip the line!

*Full lineup to be announced - STAY TUNED*

*This is an all-ages event with a licensed bar (19+).

*This event will include outdoor programming – please dress appropriately!

Accessibility: The Allan Gardens Children’s Conservatory is an accessible space, but doors do not open automatically. All washrooms are all-gender and accessible with mobility devices. The gardens are easily accessible by foot, TTC and bicycle lanes. Street parking available. For accommodation requests, please contact us at contact@torontolongwinter.com

Very Special thanks to Friends of Allan Gardens.

This event is funded by the Toronto Arts Council, Ontario Creates, Canada Council for the Arts, and the Department of Canadian Heritage.

Long Winter returns to St. Anne's for a 2-night season blowout

NEXT FRIDAY marks the beginning of our two-night return to St. Anne’s. Sending out year 13 in style, next weekend (March 21 and 22) we've got a double dose of Long Winter at St. Anne's Parish Hall

Spilling across two floors, next weekend's programming will feature the prodigal return of sleaze punks SLASH NEED chasing a week of SXSW camp and debauchery, the local debut of Pursuit Grooves and Caleb Klager's Arc&Texture project, stilted circus stunts from Pixel Heller, healing tones from Spectral Soundbath (bring your own pillow), and so much more.

Notably, Friday will also feature open decks hosted by local party crew Not A BBQ, and Saturday's programming includes open HDMI presented with InterAccess.

More details below!

Poster by Brandon Lim

LONG WINTER 13.4
Friday, March 21, 2025
8pm-2am
St. Anne's Parish Hall
651 Dufferin Street, Toronto, ON
ALL-AGES
PWYC

MUSIC

SLASH NEED
Secret Sign
Arc&Texture
Edmund Stay
...and Open Decks presented with Not A BBQ

ART
Danica Drago
Nathan Bruce

+more to be announced

(see below for Saturday event details)

Poster by Dennis Elizondo

LONG WINTER 13.5
Saturday, March 22, 2025
8pm-2am
St. Anne's Parish Hall
651 Dufferin Street, Toronto, ON
ALL-AGES
PWYC

MUSIC

Roach
SO TIRED
Leevisa
Lahore Wept

ART
Pixel Heller
Spectrum Soundbath
...and Open HDMI presented by InterAccess

+more to be announced

VENUE ACCESSIBILITY

St. Anne’s is not currently wheelchair accessible due to stairs (one half-flight to main entrance and a full flight of stairs to access washrooms and the basement). For accommodation requests, please contact us at contact@torontolongwinter.com

PLEASE CONSIDER WEARING A MASK

Masks are not mandatory this year, but strongly advised; we will also have free masks on hand at the door.

SUPPORT
This event is funded by the Toronto Arts Council and Ontario Arts Council.

Special thanks to St. Anne's and our co-presenters, Not A BBQ and InterAccess

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