After a successful launch in 2018, URBANI_T is coming back to Toronto, and will again be hosted in the heart of the city core at Nathan Phillips Square.
The three-day event is open to the public, allowing all those who pass by to check out runway shows that spotlight the work of Canadian designers, impressive art installations, live music and dance performances, and much more. At scheduled times, URBANI_T attendees can also check out panel discussions that include creative leaders and take part in design workshops. When they don't have their eyes on the stage, attendees can take advantage of the food trucks and pop-up shops that will be present at the event as well.
URBANI_T is suitable for attendees of all ages, has no entry fee, and will run from June 27th until the 29th.
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