Toronto 
A new multi-sensory art experience, Enlightenment by Eonarium, will make its Canadian debut at Knox Presbyterian Church in Toronto on November 14.
Credit: Enlightenment
The show blends classical music with advanced visual technology, transforming the 115-year-old church into a dynamic environment of sound and light.
Created by the Swiss art collective Projektil and co-produced by Fever, the 30-minute performance reimagines Antonio Vivaldi’s “The Four Seasons” through projection mapping and immersive sound design. Each movement, spring, summer, autumn, and winter, is paired with choreographed visuals projected onto the church’s vaulted ceilings and architecture, turning the space into a living artwork.
Enlightenment has previously drawn more than 1.5 million visitors in cities such as Liverpool, Madrid, Zurich, and Marseille, and is now set to bring its international success to Toronto audiences.
The installation uses precise architectural mapping to ensure seamless projections that integrate with the church’s historic interior. The result is a visual and auditory experience that connects art, technology, and spirituality in equal measure.
The Toronto presentation, located at 630 Spadina Avenue, will run for a limited engagement. Tickets start at $26.90 for adults and $19.90 for children, with free admission for kids under five.
Enlightenment: An Immersive Vivaldi Light Show
What: Set to the timeless music of Vivaldi, the 30-minute show takes you on a breathtaking ride of emotions, celebrating the cycle of life and culminating in a powerful, unexpected finale. Enlightenment transforms spring, summer, autumn, and winter into a dazzling audiovisual spectacle that sweeps you away from the everyday.
When: Select Days, November 14 to December 19, 2025
Where: Knox Presbyterian Church, 630 Spadina Ave., Toronto
How Much: General Admission: $26.90
Child (5-9): $19.90
Senior (65+), Student (18-25) or Disabled: $22.90
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