Day for Night (festival)

Day for Night was a multi-sensory art and music festival held annually in Houston, Texas from 2015 to 2017. The festival distinguished itself by showcasing a blend of cutting-edge digital art installations, large-scale performance art, and musical performances spanning various genres, including electronic, hip-hop, and indie rock.

The event was known for its immersive and visually striking environment. Art installations often incorporated light, sound, and interactive elements, creating a unique and engaging experience for attendees. These installations were frequently large in scale and specifically commissioned for the festival.

Musically, Day for Night aimed for eclecticism, featuring a diverse lineup of established and emerging artists. The festival's stages often hosted performances that complemented the visual art aesthetic.

Day for Night was held at various locations in downtown Houston, including the former Barbara Jordan Post Office, providing expansive indoor and outdoor spaces suitable for large-scale installations and multiple stages.

Despite its critical acclaim and popularity, the festival ceased operations after 2017, citing financial challenges and organizational restructuring. Its legacy remains as a significant event in the Houston arts scene and a notable example of a festival that prioritized the integration of visual art and music on a large scale.