Three days in Vancouver
Opening night plus two concentrated program days across the Space Centre for people ready to talk about AI like adults with imaginations.
Futureproof Festival of AI is the most honest AI conversation happening this year: an international AI culture and ideas festival, born in Vancouver, for people who know AI is too important for hype, panic, or private-room certainty. Use this page to copy festival language, download the right logo, and keep public claims honest while the voice keeps its pulse.

Opening night plus two concentrated program days across the Space Centre for people ready to talk about AI like adults with imaginations.
A smaller room for trust, values, facilitation, partner readiness, and the questions that need a slower fire.
Future edition details will be published when confirmed.
Critique in one hand, curiosity in the other. No booster/doomer cosplay, no forced consensus, no sales-floor fog machine.
Vancouver is the host city, not the boundary. This is an international festival worth crossing a border for, booking the room, and staying for the weird good conversations afterward.
A high-trust Space Centre gathering where people meet more than once and the conversation can keep moving.
Artists, engineers, educators, ethicists, filmmakers, founders, students, policy people, and community builders sharing questions and practical work across disciplines.
Community proof, culture, and practical work turn attention into something sturdier than a hot take.
These are the clean defaults for web pages, decks, press notes, and sponsor previews. Edit for context, not for fake certainty or beige little sentences that sound like they were raised in a dashboard.
The most honest AI conversation happening this year. No hype. No panic.
Bring your questions. Bring your doubts. Bring the part of you that still wants this future to be human.
No hype. No panic. Just real people shaping what comes next.
Vancouver is the host city. The conversation is international.
Not a conference. Not a sales funnel. A festival for people with receipts, doubts, tools, and taste.
Three days inside the question everybody else keeps trying to monetize.
Critique and curiosity, under one roof, with the whole Space Centre awake.
For people who are appropriately freaked out and still willing to build.
No booster rally. No panic room. Just the people who have to live with what gets built next.
A Space Centre gathering for artists, engineers, educators, ethicists, filmmakers, founders, students, and the stubbornly awake.
Futureproof Festival of AI is an international AI culture and ideas festival, coming to Vancouver October 28-30, 2026, for the most honest AI conversation happening this year. Presented by the BC + AI Ecosystem Association, built for people who want more than a sales pitch and less than a panic attack.
Futureproof Festival of AI is an international AI culture and ideas festival produced by the BC + AI Ecosystem Association and born from Vancouver's grassroots AI community. From October 28–30, 2026, the H.R. MacMillan Space Centre fills with people making AI, questioning it, teaching it, turning it into culture, and living with the consequences. Critique sits beside curiosity. Practical work sits beside film, art, and an honest conversation about what AI is doing to public life.
The most honest AI conversation happening this year.
Futureproof Festival of AI, presented by the BC + AI Ecosystem Association.
Registration is open, and confirmed public details are mirrored from the repo source of truth.
The most honest AI conversation happening this year. An international AI culture and ideas festival. Vancouver. Oct 28-30, 2026.
Futureproof Festival of AI is the most honest AI conversation happening this year: an international AI culture and ideas festival, born in Vancouver, for people building, questioning, governing, filming, teaching, and living through the AI shift without pretending it is either magic or weather.
These are live specimens, not lookalikes. They inherit the same font roles and classes used across the festival site.
Live role
Big ideas need room to breathe.
Cormorant Garamond carries the invitation, the provocation, and the main editorial turn.
Live role
Inter does the grounded work: clear enough for logistics, warm enough for an invitation, and quiet enough to let the idea lead.
Use the body role for explanations, practical details, and longer reading.
Live role
Futureproof field note
A tracked, uppercase signal that locates the reader before the headline arrives.
Live role
Context and credit belong close to the thing they explain.
Keep supporting context compact, legible, and visually secondary—not microscopic.
Live role
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The mono role is reserved for paths, filenames, and technical details that should read as tools.
We use responsive relationships, not a rigid spacing chart. Let type, rules, and unequal columns establish the reading order; let the layout stack naturally when the viewport or the reader's text size asks it to.
Let a small orientation line and a large idea occupy different amounts of the field.
The room should feel intelligent before anyone says a word.
Use rules and changing column weight to organize facts without turning everything into a card.
Use transparent PNGs for compositing and opaque PNGs for press previews, reference decks, and fast partner handoffs.

Primary standalone mark for dark UI fields, downloads, and video slates.

Primary standalone mark for light documents and simple print layouts.

Square-friendly festival lockup for social, cards, and partner previews.

Stacked lockup for white decks, docs, and partner one-sheets.

Wide lockup for dark web headers, sponsor decks, and co-brand bars.

Wide lockup for light editorial surfaces and clean PDFs.






Both belong in Futureproof. They just do different jobs, and the audience should never have to guess which one they are looking at.
Real photograph · Not AIA real photograph of the community in conversation, cleared for editorial use.
Photo: Michelle Diamond.
Real photographs carry the people, place, and awkward little sparks that make a gathering true. Let them be specific. Let them stay human.
Our painted festival world can carry metaphor, tension, weather, and a useful amount of weird. It is campaign art, not a receipt for real attendance.
Festival artwork · Not documentaryThe signature current: stubborn movement, Pacific night, and a destination worth swimming toward.
Festival artwork. Credit: Futureproof Festival.
Festival artwork · Not documentaryA manifesto image should make a proposition, not counterfeit a memory.
Festival artwork. Credit: Futureproof Festival.
Need the pixels? Use the cleared files, captions, and credits in the press kit.
Browse press imagery

Keep the voice civic, strange, warm, practical, and brave. The visuals can glow; the copy should keep its boots on the floor and its eyebrows slightly raised.
Primary brand field, nav, dark UI, poster depth.
Logo glow, active interface states, signal moments.
BC + AI continuity and small electric accents only.
Human warmth, editorial text, light relief.
Social heat, emphasis, and gathering energy.
Retreat, reflection, and depth-layer signals.
Futureproof has two working action families. Pick the family for the context, then let primary and secondary establish the choice.
If it does not go somewhere or do something, it does not get dressed like a button.
Use these when the next move carries the campaign forward: tickets, submissions, press, or a major jump through the festival story.
campaign-cta campaign-cta-primaryOne consequential move per decision area. The primary is the sentence's verb, not confetti.
campaign-cta campaign-cta-secondaryA useful alternate route with less visual pressure. It still needs a clear destination and a real job.
Use the quieter pill family inside forms, planners, error states, and supporting navigation where the task matters more than the campaign moment.
btn-primaryUse for submit, save, retry, or the dominant task inside a compact tool or form.
btn-secondaryUse for back, cancel, download, or a supporting route that should remain easy to find.
These states already live in the site CSS. Keep them when an action moves into a new layout; do not recreate them with a third component family.