Winter Stations Expands Reach with St. Clair Square Installation
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The acclaimed design competition is bringing six art installations to Yonge and St. Clair to engage new neighborhoods.
Winter Stations is expanding its presence in Toronto with a temporary offsite installation at St. Clair Square, according to blogTO. The move aims to reach new audiences and neighborhoods by bringing the competition's creative experimentation to the intersection of art, nature, and community.
Running from Nov. 21 through February 2027, the St. Clair Square site will feature six installations. Five are returning fan favorites from previous years: Conrad (2023), A Kaleidoscopic Odyssey (2024), Solair (2025), Parade (2025), and Embrace (2026). The sixth piece is a new collaboration with Upper Canada College (UCC), which allows a group of young designers to create an original work for the event.
Jessica Myers, a Senior Account Manager at kg&a, told blogTO that while the offsite installation expands the event's reach, the annual winter edition remains rooted at its original home on the waterfront in the Beaches. Myers also confirmed that the theme for the 2027 installations is "Monument."