Set in 99 Sudbury's Glass Factory and Lounge in Toronto's west end, this year's event will be more intimate, more upscale and more fun (if possible!) than in years past.

In addition to an assortment of top-notch DJ's, special guest appearances, silent auction, raffle, complimentary bar and live entertainment by newcomers The Running Red Lights, this year's Night for Rights will also leave attendee's more aware—and passionate — about human rights issues in Africa and jhr's work to improve them.

Guests lucky enough to snag a Premium ticket gain access to a pre-party reception where they can mix and mingle with the best of Toronto's media personalities. Included in the evening are deluxe cocktails, celebratory bubbly, live jazz, gourmet hors d'oeuvres and speaker series with jhr's Co-Founder and Executive Director, Ben Peterson and Editor of the Toronto Star, Michael Cooke.

Classic ticket holders gain access to an evening unparalleled by any other in Toronto. The night is complete with sumptuous cocktails, dancing and live entertainment, including performances by The Running Red Lights and DJ DLUX.




Proceeds from Night for Rights go directly to jhr's programs both at home and abroad. Your support makes it possible for jhr to expand and reach out to more communities that need our help.