JEREMY OLANDER at City At Night w/ Spacecamp

City & SpaceCamp present JEREMY OLANDER inside City At Night on Friday July 17th (EXTENDED HOURS), with support from Alex Jimenez & Alan Key, as part of City’s 10 Year Anniversary summer series; As we reflect on a decade of of underground music and community at City At Night, we’re excited to welcome back one of the artists responsible for some of the venue’s most immersive and emotionally charged dance floor moments

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For over a decade, Jeremy Olander has carved out a unique place within the global melodic and progressive electronic landscape — known for deep, cinematic sets that blur the lines between progressive house, techno, and emotional storytelling. As the founder of Vivrant and one of the standout artists to emerge from Eric Prydz’s legendary Pryda camp, Olander has built an international reputation through performances at clubs and festivals across Europe, North America, South America, and beyond.

His appearances inside City At Night over the years have always felt uniquely special — intimate journeys filled with tension, melody, and hypnotic energy that perfectly complement the room’s atmosphere. This return, co-presented alongside Spacecamp, promises another deeply connected late-night experience for Ottawa’s underground community.

Support from Alex Jimenez & Alan Key

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SpaceCamp Mission & Etiquette:

Our events aim to create a positive space that encourages inclusivity and community ✨

We view the dance floor as a sacred space. It’s a place where people can get lost in the music and sensations; a place where we hope people feel free to express themselves without words. Help us keep the dancefloor sacred by trying to keep conversations on the dancefloor to a minimum and move to the sidelines/back of the dancefloor or to the seating areas for conversations.

Costumes or theme-wear are always optional, however we do try to offer an alternative to the stereotypical beauty norms of traditional night clubs. As such, we invite our guests to get silly and creative and to wear what makes them feel fun, sexy, beautiful, or extra.

We ask guests to respect each others’ personal space and boundaries. Try to give people room to dance. If someone is in the zone, let them be. If someone does not want to dance, respect their no.

You can appreciate each others’ beauty and creative costumes/dance moves, but someone’s clothing or dancing does not imply consent to touch. Seek clear, enthusiastic and ongoing consent for any physical contact/activity and respect decisions. No means no.

Know your limits — moderation is key. Please practice responsible and safer partying. Protect your ears. Stay hydrated. Take breaks. Stretch. Take care of yourself and each other — we all want to continue dancing together for a long long time.

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Walk-ins are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tickets or table reservations are recommended (via TicketsCandy)
Tickets and packages are non-refundable
19+, ID required, from 10pm
222 Slater St. Ottawa

Thank you to everyone in this community for your ongoing support.
See you on the dance floor!