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The agency behind the nights
We work directly with brands and the agencies who move them. Concept, design, venue, permits, build, staffing, content, and the recap: production handled A to Z by one team, the same team that made every night in our library. You arrive with a brand dream. We hand back a chapter people talk about for months.
And because our nights are invite only, with no public ticket links and no door sales, your brand lives inside something people had to be chosen for. Scarcity is the medium.
Concept
A never-been-done idea, built around your brand and nothing else.
Design
Every detail drawn and approved before we ever touch the room.
The room
Venues no one else can open, with the permits and trust to match.
Production
Build, staffing, security, sound, service. All of it, handled.
Content
Photographers, film, and a crowd that posts because it wants to.
The proof
A recap and audience insights your whole team will forward.
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impressions in the last year
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impressions in the last 90 days
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following along between nights
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joined waitlists in recent months
Our nights are invite only. There are no ticket links and no door sales, so demand has nowhere to go but the waitlist.
The next chapter is unwritten
Every night begins the same way
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What a chapter looks like
Woven in, never taped on.
Your brand becomes part of the plot. A claw machine in the supermarket, a coconut bar on the trading floor, your product written into the night itself. If it reads as an ad, it does not make it in.
The internet does the posting.
Every night produces thousands of photos and clips from guests who asked to be in the room. Content with real reach, made by the crowd, not bought from it.
Proof, not vibes.
After the night you receive the recap: who the room was, what they loved, what traveled home. In aggregate, never names. The guest list stays protected, and that protection is why the room is worth being in.
By introduction.
We take on a few partners a year, chosen to fit the room. The guest list is protected, the taste level is protected, and that is exactly why it works.
Rooms we have opened: the Toronto Reference Library, the Art Gallery of Ontario, a working TTC subway station, Billy Bishop Airport, Eataly, the Biodome in Montreal, San Francisco City Hall, and the top of Scotiabank Plaza.
Venue references available on request
Every night gives back
Giving is built into the model, not bolted on. Every experience carries a drive, and every guest arrives holding something for someone else. At Eataly, a portion of every ticket went to Second Harvest. It is the quietest thing we do, and the one we protect hardest.
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The book drive
Children's literacy programs, with the Toronto Public Library. The Forest alone collected 3,000 books.
The food drive
Meals for the Yonge Street Mission, carried in by guests at the door of the Subway.
The clothing drive
Warm clothing for neighbours without housing, gathered night after night.
The care drive
Feminine care products for women's shelters, the cause the Airport flew for.
The next chapter is unwritten.
Tell us what your brand dreams about