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Music To Draw To

Join us for an evening of quiet time records! Kid Koala hosts a "quiet time" event, playing hours of his favorite music to work, draw, code, write or knit to. Bring your creative projects.

Since 2009, Kid Koala has been hosting Music To Draw To sessions—a series of events focused on community and creativity. People come to draw, sculpt, write, paint, knit, and code in a cozy environment conducive to working. Kid Koala curates a 4-5 hour set of quiet time music to keep everyone in their creative zones. It has grown to become a very popular community event and continues to be invited to cities around the world. We are thrilled to host Kid Koala to play in our space while you enjoy some tunes, tea, and snacks while you draw or continue working on that creative project or hobby.

Kid Koala

Kid Koala is a Montreal-based scratch DJ, film composer, theatre producer and visual artist. He has released 5 solo albums, and contributed to several feature film soundtracks including The Great Gatsby, Looper, Baby Driver and Scott Pilgrim vs. the World. He has toured with the likes of Radiohead, Deltron 3030 and The Preservation Hall Jazz Band. He has written and illustrated the award-winning graphic novels Nufonia Must Fall and Space Cadet. He is known for his imaginative live productions such as Vinyl Vaudeville, Satellite Turntable Orchestra, and The Storyville Mosquito, each of which expresses his unique form of storytelling with music, animation, film and interactive entertainment.

20 Nov, 2024 7:00 pm

to 11:00 pm

Festival Lounge

The Festival Lounge is at 401 Richmond St W, Suite 440

Accessibility

Acessible seats available symbol

The building is wheelchair and step-free accessible via a ramp & button operated door.
The event space, including the accessible washrooms, are on the 4th floor, accessible via an elevator.

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