Join MOHAI for an unforgettable evening of history, fashion, and fun at Denim After Dark!
Enjoy interactive activities like denim decorating, a photo booth, music and dancing.
Your ticket includes full museum access, allowing you to explore the galleries, including the special Collections Spotlight: Denim. Plus, a curator will be on site to share stories and answer your questions.
Break out your best Canadian tuxedo and get ready to celebrate denim in style!
- This event is 21+ and valid ID is required for entry.
- Alcohol and non-alcoholic drinks will be available for purchase onsite, there will be limited snacks available for purchase, so please plan to grab a meal beforehand.
- Dress Code: All denim everything.
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