A beloved late-night arts event is making its long-awaited comeback at the 2026 Toronto Pride celebrations after a six-year hiatus.NUIT ROSE, an art festival presented by the Throbbing Rose Collective that showcases queer-made art, will once again be part of the city's massive Pride events in June. Spanning three days, the festival will feature a dynamic mix of exhibitions, performances, and interactive art."We started in 2014, and it was really intended to be a one-time event, but it was quite successful, and people wanted to continue it," Francisco Alvarez, co-founder of Throbbing Rose Collective, tells blogTO. What followed was a six-year run powered largely by volunteers and limited funding."So we managed to do it for six years running. But getting funding from the arts councils to present an event like this is very shoestring," Alvarez admits. Ultimately, in 2020, the pandemic halted operations."To be honest, nobody had really signe...