Aug 18-19 2018

Schedule

Trailer

Setting

Supporters

Camp Wavelength is an urban weekend getaway like no other. For two magical days, Wavelength will summon the spirit of summer camp and take festival-goers on a journey of discovery and escape. For 2018’s festival, Camp Wavelength is moving to a new, central, outdoor location – Fort York National Historic Site’s tree-lined green space, Garrison Common. Easily accessible by transit, bicycle or on foot, Camp Wavelength 2018 will be a hidden oasis of creativity and community within the city.

All Ages – Outdoor Event – Rain or Shine

Lineup

Saturday, August 18

Suuns

Tops

Zaki Ibrahim

Maylee Todd

Sydanie

Nate Husser

Chastity

Helena Deland

Rapport

Moscow Apartment

Sunday, August 19

Chad VanGaalen

Yamantaka // Sonic Titan

Frigs

Casper Skulls

Mauno

Bernice

TRP.P

Boyhood

Aidan Baker

Hosted By

Jackie Pirico

Schedule

August 18, 2018

Time

Music

Campfire Comedy
1:00 pm Gates Open
2:00 pm MusicMoscow Apartment
2:45 pm MusicRapport
3:30 pm MusicHelena Deland
4:15 pm MusicChastity
5:00 pm MusicNate Husser
6:00 pm MusicSydanie
6:30 pm Campfire ComedyHarpreet Sehmbi
6:45 pm MusicMaylee Todd
7:30 pm Campfire ComedyPreeti
7:45 pm MusicZaki Ibrahim
8:30 pm Campfire ComedyChantel Marostica
8:45 pm MusicTOPS
9:45 pm Campfire ComedyAisha Brown
10:00 pm MusicSUUNS
11:00 pm Gates Close
11:15 pm After Party at Super Wonder Gallery
584 College St.
Featuring Forever, Graham Van Pelt, and Tops (DJ Set)

August 19, 2018

Time

Music

Campfire Comedy
1:00 pm Gates Open
2:00 pm MusicAidan Baker
2:45 pm MusicBoyhood
3:30 pm MusicSäye Skye
4:15 pm MusicBernice
5:00 pm MusicMauno
5:45 pm Campfire ComedyIevy Stamatov
6:00 pm MusicCasper Skulls
6:45 pm Campfire ComedyDaphney Joseph
7:00 pm MusicFRIGS
7:45 pm Campfire ComedyJackie Pirico
8:00 pm MusicYamantaka // Sonic Titan
8:45 pm Campfire ComedyAnasimone George
9:00 pm MusicChad VanGaalen
10:00 pm Gates Close
10:15 pm After Party at Super Wonder Gallery
584 College St.
Featuring TRP.P, Kai Exos, Obuxum
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Setting

FORT YORK NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE: GARRISON COMMON

For Camp Wavelength 2018, we will be taking over the green, wooded area at the western end of Garrison Common, directly adjacent to Fort York National Historic Site and The Bentway. The festival will NOT be taking place within the walls of the historic fort. Instead, we’ll be transforming Garrison Common into an urban oasis for music, art, and community!

Gates will open at 1:00pm each day (Saturday, August 18 & Sunday, August 19) and admission is open to all ages. The entire festival site will be licensed for alcohol service to those 19 and over. Please bring I.D. for wristbands in order to purchase alcohol. Outside alcohol is strictly prohibited.

Please note that Camp Wavelength 2018 is a Day Camp only. Main stage festivities conclude at 11:00pm Saturday and 10:00pm Sunday, so plan to sleep in your own bed!

The Pop Stand – Gourmet ice pops & fancy cordials.

Arepa Republic (Saturday only) – Hand crafted sandwiches

Queen Arepa (Sunday only) – Gluten free Venezuelan food

Apa’s Kitchen – Asian fusion

Kitchen Empire – comfort food

El Caffeino – coffee roasters

Donkey Kone – ice cream treats

Lyft

New Lyft users, enjoy $10 off rides to / from Camp Wavelength!

Visit our ride partners Lyft to receive your discount here: https://www.lyft.com/invite/CAMPWAVELENGTH18

Biking

Bicycle is the best way to get to Camp! Urbane Cyclist will be hosting our self-serve bike racks on-site, so get your wheels tuned up and don’t forget your U-lock. We’ll have plenty of space for you to lock up your bike!
Garrison Common is well-served by the Toronto Bike Network, with both Strachan Ave. and Fort York Blvd., the closest streets to the west and south, served by dedicated bike lanes. If you’re coming from the east, the new pedestrian bridge across the train tracks will be opening this summer, allowing you to take the bike lanes on Wellington St. W.

By Transit

Garrison Common is also well-served by multiple public transit routes. The TTC is the better way, when you’re attending a music festival!

From the west: Dufferin 29C bus, Ossington 63 bus, Bathurst 511 Streetcar.

From the East: Bathurst 511 streetcar, 509 Harbourfront streetcar (from Union Station), 121 Fort York-Esplanade bus.

GO Transit: Exhibition Station is a short (10-15 min) walk away.

On Foot

Garrison Common is walkable from almost anywhere in downtown Toronto. We’re only 15 minutes on foot from Trinity Bellwoods Park, and 25 minutes from Union Station.

Entrance options:

From Strachan Avenue to the west, walk down the steps off the train bridge, at the western end of Garrison Common, and the main entrance will be directly ahead.

From Bathurst Street to the east, head west down Fort York Blvd. until you reach the Fort York Visitors Centre and The Bentway (250 Fort York Blvd.). Take the steps on the right and follow the signs to the main entrance. Alternately, you can take the path to the left of the visitors’ centre. Wayfinding will be clearly posted.

Wheelchair Accessibility: The accessible entrance is off the path to the left of the visitors’ centre, at 250 Fort York Blvd.

Leave the Car at Home!

Seriously. Don’t drive to our festival. Parking is neither plentiful nor affordable anywhere near the festival site. We don’t want to declare war on your precious car, but we will give it a serious eye-roll.

Art & Activities are a huge part of the Camp Wavelength experience: Catch a frisbee with Chad Vangaalen! Support local artists and trade some goodies at the Bunz Flea. Craft surreal subvertisements with Ad Hack. Explore the city through the eyes of the infamous trash panda in GTAnimalia. Wander through Kaleidoscope Girls’ quirky Imagination Station, relax inside the sound-and-light-interactive pavilion Homunculus Nimbus, or test your luck with ferocious plants in Zoo Owl’s Doom Garden. Then join us at Campfire Comedy – for stand-up comedy sets around a real life campfire!

Art & Activities

Homunculus Nimbus - Installation by Mark-David Hosale

Imagination Station - Installation by Kaleidoscope Girls

Zoo Owl’s Doom Garden - Installation

Ad Hack - Interactive Activity by Stephanie Avery

Greater Toronto Animalia - Videogame by Jason Bond

Conversations With A Cannibal - Performance by Rebecca Felgate

Roxanne Ignatius - Stage & Venue Decor

General Chaos Visuals - Stage Lighting Design

Get Tickets

Bring the family! Admission FREE for kids 12 & under (accompanied by an adult). 

Saturday
Ticket

August 18, 2018

$28 Advance

Get Saturday Ticket

Sunday
Ticket

August 19, 2018

$28 Advance

Get Sunday Ticket

Weekend Festival Pass

August 18 & 19, 2018

$48 Advance

Weekend Festival Pass

Wavelength Passport

Camp Wavelength is just one part of an amazing year-round concert series at Wavelength. Pick up a Wavelength All Access Passport, and get into all our events for a full year, including both days of Camp Wavelength! You get 365 days of amazing concerts at one crazy low price!

Access All Shows
Passport

A 50% savings on tickets. Valid for one year and includes both days of Camp Wavelength.

$100 + HST

 

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Supporters

Wavelength Music wishes to thank and acknowledge our public funders and private sector partners, whose generous support helps make Camp Wavelength 2018 possible!

Public Funders

Celebrate Ontario
Ontario Arts Council
Ontario Arts Council
Canada Council for the Arts
Canadian Heritage
Toronto Arts Council

Foundation Supporters

Factor
Factor
SOCAN Foundation

Partners & Sponsors

Steam Whistle
Pommies Cider
TD Canada Trust
Urbane Cyclist
Hogtown Vegan
Office/Bureau
Exclaim
Indie88
Fanny Factory
Bunz
Lyft
Track&Field
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@wavelengthmusic RT @torontodotcom: COVID-19 has devastated an already beleaguered live music scene in Toronto. Can it recover? toronto.com/news-story/103… htt…
@wavelengthmusic RT @torontodotcom: COVID-19 has devastated an already beleaguered live music scene in Toronto. Can it recover? toronto.com/news-story/103… htt…
@wavelengthmusic RT @torontodotcom: COVID-19 has devastated an already beleaguered live music scene in Toronto. Can it recover? toronto.com/news-story/103… htt…
@wavelengthmusic RT @torontodotcom: COVID-19 has devastated an already beleaguered live music scene in Toronto. Can it recover? toronto.com/news-story/103… htt…