Accessibility at BITS 2026

· Isabel Bader Theatre & Tranzac Club · Toronto, Canada

The Blood in the Snow Film Festival will take place from , with evening screenings.

The Deadly Exposure Industry Conference runs during the day from .

The Horror Development Lab takes place during the day from .

Blood in the Snow Film Festival

Isabel Bader Theatre

93 Charles St W, Toronto, ON

Films screen nightly with Q&As to follow.

Seating & Accessibility

  • 494 seats plus two wheelchair-accessible spaces in Row N.
  • Seats can be removed for wheelchair users or companions.
  • Row O is step-free for limited mobility.

Transportation & Venue Access

  • Accessible transit within 200 metres.
  • Accessible washroom on main floor.
  • Charging outlet near washroom.

Service Animals & Support Persons

  • Service animals are welcome; a water bowl is available on request.
  • Support persons receive free entry.

Quiet Space

A quiet sitting space is available on the 2nd floor. Water bottles are provided.

Open Caption & ASL Screenings

Captioned screenings are clearly marked on the ticketing site (opens in new tab), schedule, and program booklet (opens in new tab).

ASL-Interpreted & Open-Captioned Screenings

Selected screenings will feature ASL interpretation and open captions.

ASL Interpreter / Open Captions

Deadly Exposure & Horror Development Lab

Tranzac Club

292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto, ON

Daytime venue for the conference and Development Lab, .

  • Single-floor access — no stairs required.
  • Two accessible, gender-neutral washrooms.
  • All five panels include live captioning.

Support persons attend free of charge. More information at deadlyexposure.ca (opens in new tab).

Accessibility Enquiries

For any accessibility questions or accommodation requests, please contact
Kelly Michael Stewart, Festival Director
info@bloodinthesnow.ca · 416-995-5275