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Cities After Dark: 24-Hour Governance and the Role of Night Mayors

As urban economies and cultural life extend beyond traditional hours, cities are increasingly challenged to balance economic vitality, public safety, and community well-being. The emergence of “Night Mayors” and nighttime governance frameworks reflects a new frontier in urban policy—where planning, regulation, and innovation must adapt to the rhythms of a 24-hour city. This panel brought together international experts to examine how cities are institutionalizing nighttime governance by addressing competing demands among residents, businesses, and policymakers. Speakers: • Garnette Cadogan, Tunney Lee Distinguished Lecturer, MIT School of Architecture and Planning • Mathieu Grondin, Nightlife Commissioner, city of Ottawa, Canada • Corean Reynolds, Director of Nightlife Economy, city of Boston, Massachusetts • Andreina Seijas (moderator/presenter), Founder and Principal, NightTank This was an event of the Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University. Learn more about our work at https://cities.harvard.edu.