Posted with permission from Karen Best Communications Officer, Six Nations Council
Archive for juillet, 2012
En scène les arts (L’Association franco-culturelle de Yellowknife, 16-27 juil.)
«Le camp artistique «En scène les arts» met l’accent sur le cinéma et les arts de la scène. Les deux disciplines convergeront vers un spectacle commun qui mariera la danse, théâtre et le cinéma.> – soumis par Marie Coderre, Directrice générale, L’Association franco-culturelle de Yellowknife. Lisez notre mini profil de l’Association
Workshops: Arts.4.Equity Workshop Series (Toronto, July 23-27)
click photo to enlarge flyer .pdf Harmony Movement, Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services, Kaleidoscope and CARES present: Arts.4.Equity summer workshop series! « This is an exciting opportunity for young people ages 10-18 to express issues of equity through the arts. Participate in diversity education workshops and choose from one
Festival Miroir sur la francophonie nordique (L’Association franco-culturelle de Yellowknife, 7-8 juillet)
(cliquez sur le programme pour l’agrandir) L’Association franco-culturelle de Yellowknife présente: Le festival Miroir sur la francophonie nordique « Les arts de la rue en blanc! » de 14h à 22h les 7 et 8 juillet 2012 Somba K’e Civic Plaza – soumis par Marie Coderre, Directrice générale, L’Association franco-culturelle de Yellowknife.
Event: Art in the Park (Scarborough Arts, July 7)
« Art in the Park is our annual, juried, community arts festival held outdoors in the beautiful parkland surrounding the Scarborough Arts building. This is one of our biggest events of the year, you don’t want to miss it! On Saturday, July 7, 2012 artists will have the opportunity to spend
Art Exhibition: Collaborative Connections, TDSB Aboriginal Youth Leadership Education Project (Toronto)
Photo used with permission from Tanya Senk, Toronto District School Board Collaborative Connections is an art exhibition featuring the work of First Nation, Métis and Inuit students from the Toronto District School Board’s Aboriginal Education Centre. The students, from grades 8 through 11, had participated in the Aboriginal Youth Leadership
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