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Rare Footage: Inside 23 Hop in 1995
An exhaustive, decade-long search for footage inside 23 Hop finally came to an end last year. [ X-Files Music Intensifies ] A gentleman named Dwayne contacted director Colm Hogan (The Legend of 23 Hop) with an hour-long video taken in 1995 at a warehouse jam inside 23 Hop. These clips have only been shown a...
What the Eff Was Tri-Ad Photo Engravers, Anyway?!
318. 23 Hop. The birthplace of Toronto’s legendary rave scene. Ground zero for Toronto’s jungle scene. The Rise. The location was used for countless raves, after-hour events, booze cans, all-ages parties, and warehouse jams. If you did any late-night dancing in the early to mid-90s, you’ve definitely walked out of this address in the wee...
What Should We Rezerect Next?
Now that 318 Richmond West is done, we want to hear from you. What nightclub and raves should we work on for phase 2? Vote now!
We Give Back
A portion of the profits from each project gets donated to a chartible organization that's chosen by those who operated or worked at the venue. It's usually something near and dear to their heart, in honour of a partner, employee or patron who passed away.
20% of the Profits Donated toColorectal Cancer Canada
In Honour ofAudra Miller
1974-2021
Image Credits: 23 Hop photos courtesy of Chris “Space” Gray. 318 demolition photos courtesy of Murray Demolition. 318 Richmond sketch by Pat James. 318 digital art by Ira Vershina. Industry photo courtesy of Joga Dhaliwal. Rave Flyer Collage by Rick Toxic. Heart in Hand photo courtesy Colorectal Cancer Canada. Photo of Audra Miller courtesy of Ben Ferguson.
