This year Nike presents ON AIR: The City Department, a community-based Nike-Air inspired, design curriculum hosted by Nike designers, collaborators and friends.

The design-focused curriculum covers Industrial Design, Colour Design & Materials Exploration and Illustration & Typography.

The City Department workshops will be hosted in 12+ cities around the globe from March 22-April 21. But you’re in luck Toronto, because it’s here in #The6ix this weekend. #JustGoBigger

City Department Workshops

Design On Air Workshop: Put on by Toronto-based trio Liam Goslett, Quinn Johnsen and Michael Chiu, multi-disciplinary creatives with a passion for the creative process, together created Red Planet Studio Jesse Ingalls, widely known as Uncle Jesse or JRo is a sneaker guy, and makes his living taking pictures of shoes — looking at footwear from an analytical lens and wondering how he can manipulate footwear to make them Truer to who he is as a person.

Art on Air Workshop:

Run by multimedia artist Diana Lynn VanderMeulen, this workshop will focus on Diana’s work investigating the mysterious elements of our natural world, through the selective vision of magical realism. Her objective: provoke the subconscious.

Photography on Air Workshop:

Vonny Lorde made her wave on the photography scene through her raw and authentic content capturing. A self-taught freelancer, she specializes in both analog and digital photography. Her overall goal is to help document the young creatives of Toronto and inspire others to embrace imperfections. She hopes to leave her mark in the fashion and music industry with her photos.

A Footwear Revolution

Air Max isn’t just a shoe; it’s a revolution.

Air Max was first introduced on March 26, 1987 – featuring remarkable cushioning innovation that for the first time could be both seen and felt by runners.

Nike has been creating the unimaginable for more than 30 years, turning imagination into reality.

From the streets of Tokyo, to the boroughs of New York City, Air Max has transcended performance running to become and iconic staple in the worlds of style and pop culture.

Don’t miss out! On for a limited time.

Classes are full, but the Department of Unimaginable is still open to the Public through 6pm on Sunday, March 31st.