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Luminato Festival Toronto

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Join us June 7 to 18, 2023!

Announcing Part One of Luminato’s 2023 Performance Lineup

Scott Joplin’s Treemonisha
  • Music
  • Theatre
Dragon’s Tale
  • Music
  • Theatre
Ian Kamau’s Loss
  • Multimedia Performance
Aalaapi | ᐋᓛᐱ 
  • Theatre
Nuit
  • Dance

Golden Hour:
Optical Dialectic

Dancer Irvin Washington dancing in front of a projection of artist Peter Owusu-Ansah's artwork. Irvin is a silhouette in front of the bright coloured artwork with squares of pink, purple, yellow, and blue expanding behind him.

In Optical Dialectic, Peter Owusu-Ansah takes us on a deep dive into his world of colour. Dancer Irvin Washington and artist Luis Jacob weigh in on the impact that colour has on our emotions and what it can represent.

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Explore the Access Hub

Luminato Festival Toronto is working hard to bring accessibility into the centre of what we do. We know this is a deep process that requires a long-term commitment. We are excited to share the Access Hub with you.

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The Land

The land we gather on is the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Chippewa, the Anishinaabeg, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Wendat Confederacy, and many other Indigenous peoples, both known and unknown.

This territory is subject to Treaty 13 and the Dish With One Spoon Wampum Belt Covenant and is home to many First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples from across Turtle Island.

Luminato acknowledges our responsibilities to these territorial agreements and to peaceably share and care for the resources of this land while aspiring to embody the treaties through our actions, our relationship-building, and our programs.

Luminato is grateful to have the opportunity to work with many diverse Indigenous nations on this territory and with other guests to this land.

Volunteer Thank you to all our volunteers past, present, and future! Check back here for updates on future volunteer opportunities.
Support Us This is your festival. As we move through our second decade, we reaffirm our commitment to using arts and culture to build dialogue and open people’s hearts and minds to new ideas.
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