Special thanks to the Toronto Art community and all art enthusiasts for continuing to embrace this event.

Thank you to the exhibiting artists, curators and collaborators, the exhibition staff and crew, partnering independent artists, galleries, museums, institutions, cultural centres, BIAs, suppliers, contractors, the Scotiabank Nuit Blanche Artistic Advisory Committee and all of the venues that open their doors all night long to contemporary art.

Domtar Inc., Fulldome Pro, Inc., The Jack Weinbaum Family Foundation, The Toronto Arts Council, Tourism Toronto, Ontario Arts Council, Tourism Toronto, Ontario Arts Council, Quebéc Conseil des arts et des letters du Quebec, Celebrate Ontario, and the Canada Council for the Arts.

The City of Toronto departments who contribute to the planning and delivery of the event: 311, Design Services, Economic Development and Culture, Facilities Management, Finance and Administration Division, Information & Technology Division, Municipal Licensing & Standards, Parks, Forestry & Recreation, Solid Waste Management, Toronto EMS, Toronto Fire Services, Toronto Hydro, Toronto Parking Authority, Toronto Police Services, Toronto Public Health, Toronto Transit Commission and Transportation Services.

Venue partners who welcome the event: 401 Richmond (Urbanspace Property Group), Art Gallery of Ontario, Artscape, Artscape Gibraltar Point, Artscape Youngplace, Bata Shoe Museum, Campbell House Museum, Casa Loma, CBRE Limited, Chinatown BIA, Chinatown Centre, Design Exchange, Drake One Fifty, Dream Unlimited Corp., Gardiner Museum, Gladstone Hotel, GWL, Harbourfront Centre, Hilton Toronto (Tundra), Infrastructure Ontario, Justina M. Barnicke Gallery/UTAC, MaRS Discovery District, OCAD University, Royal Ontario Museum, Scadding Court Community Centre, St. Matthews United Church, The Drake Hotel, The Garrison, The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, The Spoke Club, The Theatre Centre, Thompson Toronto, Toronto International Film Festival, University of Toronto, Waterfront Toronto, The Manufacturers Life Insurance Company, George Brown College - Waterfront Campus, YCC No. 288 at 33 Harbour Square, WaterPark Place and Oxford Properties Group, Westin Harbour Castle, Union Station and Osmington (Union Station) Inc.

Volunteers: Thank you to the hundreds of volunteers who offer their time to pull an all-nighter, including the Toronto Youth Ambassadors Network and the educators and students from the University of Guelph Humber, University of Toronto, Durham College, George Brown College, Humber College, Ontario College of Art and Design University and Ryerson University who participated this year in our Student Placement program.

Scotiabank Nuit Blanche is produced by the City of Toronto's Economic Development and Culture Division in partnership with Toronto's Art community.

Scotiabank Nuit Blanche Artistic Advisory Committee

Chair: Sara Diamond
Past-Chair: Kathleen Sharpe
Francisco Alvarez
Adrian Blackwell
Dave Dyment
Clara Hargittay
Gaëtane Verna
Camilla Singh
Carolyn Vessely