Arts

Nightless City

By Xtra Staff • October 1, 2007 8:00 pm EDT

LADIES OF THE NIGHTLESS CITY. The lines between performers and spectators blurred on Church St during Nuit Blanche. Credit: NICOLA BETTS

On Sep 29 the crowds came out to Church St for Nightless City, Church St’s Nuit Blanche offering. Organized by the Church Wellesley Village Business Improvement Area the night drew crowds with the promise of “a grand erotic fantasy.”

Photos by Nicola Betts.

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