- All the Things (Bronagh Morgan)
- Chalk Art: Go over the Falls on a barrel at Niagara Falls Night of Art! Interact with our 3D chalk drawing of the world's most famous waterfall and our very own wonder of the world.
- Art y Manas
- Reflections: This installation invites the audience to have a visual and reflective experience about the passage of time, which light makes evident. Everything perceived by sight is past.
- Brainkite
- Headspace: Gathering of faces, a tunnel of minds, a well of agreement, pushing confidently forward when there's no room for questioning.
- Cat Thagard Community Art Project
- KnowThyself: The Art of Reflection - A collaborative art experience as we build a life-sized mirror mosaic installation for Niagara Falls Night of Art.
- Dear Bear Multi-Arts
- Why Don't We Together (WDWT): An electric and intimate audio-visual installation featuring original Canadian short stories, rich soundscapes, and immersive lighting. Audiences are invited to enter "The Hut" with up to seven others to collectively choose from a selection of short audio stories just by pushing a button!
- Dillon Douglas
- Eclosion: Sisyphus Daydreaming - Two monumental pyramidal sculptures combine basketball rims and butterflies, transforming symbols of competition, repetition and impossible striving into images of emergence and possibility. The work imagines Sisyphus pausing in his endless labour—not in defeat, but to daydream of transformation.
- Dougie Hayz
- More More More: Custom video abstraction on the rear Museum wall
- Eve Atoms & Jennifer Q
- The Breath Balm Campaign: A public art project with the objective of creating peace and unity in community. Adults and children of all ages from the DSBN, the Niagara Artists Centre, the RAFT after-school program and local libraries created leaf art, body-traced trees and contributed breath audio samples to animate stilt-walking tree giants.
- Fae Mae'd Creations
- Glamorous Gastrpod! - A giant gastropod has made its way to Niagara Falls Night of Art and needs help getting glammed up for the event! All are encouraged to use jewels provided to jazz up the snail's shell.
- Hope Flynn Art (face painting)
- Colourful face painting inspired by Canada's animals, nature, and iconic imagery, from the rainbows of falls to the spring blossoms. Each design takes just one to five minutes, making for a fun experience perfect for kids to adults.
- Joanne Ring
- Fly Away: A reflection on memory, perception, and the way nostalgia can enlarge the ordinary. The interactive pieces of this mobile invite viewers to reconnect with a sense of childhood wonder while exploring how perception and memory shape our experience of the world.
- Lindsay-Ann Chilcott
- The Epiphan: Overcoming Illusion Through The Consciousness Of The Creator - An upcycled sculpture that depicts a story of personal growth through a changed perspective. Through adhesive, concrete, electrical wires, insulation foam, and wood, the work suggests how intrusive thoughts can often act as a barrier in deterring one’s progress.
- Live Outdoor Wall Mural Painting
- Lacie Williamson (interactive mural stamping/painting)
- Niagara Life Line: Help create a map of the Niagara River. Paint a landscape using animal stencils of local species, under glowing UV lights, for artist Lacie Williamson to paint the Niagara River over top of at the end of the night.
- Manhikam Vongboutdy
- Melani Pyke (interactive chalk art)
- Chalk, Jump & Play! This amazing art on the ground will be a crazy artsy combination of classic beanbag toss, hopscotch and floor is lava games. This artwork will be evolving and expanding throughout the evening, so you can come play again and again, or help chalk in some of the design yourself!
- Nancy Zimmerman (mini gallery, main floor)
- In My Head: This mini-gallery explores small-scale work created by Niagara Artists. This work represents the ever-changing hyperfantasia world in Nancy Zimmerman's head.
- Susan DeLeew (upper level)
- Fragments: Large, layered photographs, presented in a way that allows the viewer to see between layers. The idea is that the spaces between objects and familiar scenes invite the viewer to perceive a viewpoint in an entirely different way, perhaps allowing them to question the reality of what they see on a daily basis.
- The Niagara Falls Juried Art Exhibition (main floor)
- Celebrates the creativity and talent of Niagara Falls artists, showcasing selected works from local residents in a three-month exhibition at The Exchange. Presented by the Niagara Falls Culture Committee, the exhibition features a variety of artistic mediums, cash awards for outstanding achievement, and will be a featured event in the City’s annual Niagara Falls Night of Art celebration.
- Women with Wings/Bridges Niagara
- Birds of a Feather & Portraits of Self: Showcasing the collective artwork of newcomer women in Niagara. Birds of a Feather was created by more than 70 women, with each bird representing an individual's immigration journey, while Portraits of Self captures each participant's unique identity through self-directed portraits.
- The following Exchange Studio Artists will be on-site (2nd floor):
Night of Art
About the event
Get ready for a night like no other! The City of Niagara Falls is proud to present the 15th Annual Niagara Falls Night of Art — a dynamic, one-of-a-kind, free admission evening packed with:
- Visual art
- Live art performances
- Live main stage music
- Video installations
- Artisan market vendors
- Improv performances
- Food trucks and licensed beverages
- And unexpected moments of creativity around every corner
When
This free admission event is happening on:
Thursday, September 17, 2026
6:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Where
This vibrant celebration takes place across the Niagara Falls Exchange (5943 Sylvia Place), the Niagara Falls History Museum (5810 Ferry Street), and surrounding grounds.
Art installations
Live performances
Artisan vendors
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