« McMurray Métis is very pleased to announce that we will be hosting our Annual Métis Festival on Friday, May 23, 2014 from 9:00 am until 6:00 pm. This year’s event will feature award winning Métis artists, including: Inez Jasper Jerry Sereda Sagkeeng’s Finest Beverly Lambert Asham Stompers Ryan McMahon The
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Culture Days’ 2nd National Congress on Culture -free of charge via livestream (May 22 & 23, Winnipeg)
« Don’t miss this second annual National Congress on Culture! Mark your calendars! CULTURE: EVERYWHERE. EVERYDAY. Creating and Sustaining a Daily National Habit is the theme of Culture Days’ second annual National Congress on Culture being held at the Winnipeg Art Gallery on May 22 and 22, 2014. Following the successful
ArtBridges’ Membership Spotlight: My First Experience with Programs Without Walls by Mario Murray (Art Starts)
« It’s 9:20 and I’m almost an hour early for the Creative Expressions Workshop. Art Starts has run many programs in the Jane and Woolner neighbourhood but this is the first time they’ve offered pottery. In walks Katherine Earl (Program Director and fellow Art Starter) and to my great satisfaction she takes me on an
CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: imagineNATIVE Script Development Lab, DEADLINE MAY 7
« The imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival is now accepting applications for the inaugural imagineNATIVE Script Development Lab, a writer-driven program that focuses on the initial stages of narrative feature script development within an Indigenous context. Four Indigenous artists in Canada will be selected for the lab to develop their
Art City in St. Jamestown Spring Fundraiser (Toronto)
« Please join us for our annual Spring Fundraiser. Buy a ticket and help support our Summer art programs for children and youth in St. James Town. All donations are appreciated and are tax deductible. Charitable registration # 86428-9962-RR0001 $1000 = Rent for one month $500 = Bus and admission to
Deux journées de formation et d’échanges en art communautaire militant (Engrenage Noir / ROUAGE, Montréal)
« Engrenage Noir / ROUAGE offre à nouveau cette année à deux journées de formation et d’échanges en art communautaire militant Ces journées s’adressent tout particulièrement aux organismes communautaires de défense de droits, aux membres de ces organismes et à leurs partenaires artistes ou collectifs d’artistes pour qui elles sont un
National Youth Arts Week Launch (May 1, 2014)
« National Youth Arts Week 2014! May 1st Launch Party! Click here to join the facebook event Thursday, May 1, at 6 pm Sketch: Working Arts, in the new Artscape Youngplace building (180 Shaw Street) Toronto and Live streamed online across Canada! « The Arts Network for Children and Youth, presents the
DAREarts Out on the Land in Attawpiskat: Stories from a DAREarts Artist-Educator (North ON)
Wacheeya Attawapiskat Cathy Elliott is an artist educator with DAREarts’ First Roots program. Once a month, Cathy shares her stories and experiences working with our First Nations youth in remote northern communities such as Webequie (ON), Marten Falls (ON), Sioux Lookout (ON), Attawapiskat (ON) and Indian Brook (NS). It’s an
10 Steps to Orchestrate Change | Featured Resource
Ken Mcleod’s dynamic experience includes several fellowships, four years as a provincial MLA for New Brunswick, and the founding of a nonprofit communications consulting firm. Inspired by El Sistema’s social music programs in Venezuela, Ken now spends his time running children’s orchestra program Sistema in New Brunswick. In a talk
Project Boomerang: An interactive performance workshop that examines the predicament of Millennials (Toronto)
« PROJECT BOOMERANG examines the predicament of Millennials in their workshop production! “…what millennials have in common is a lack of trust in authority, widespread tolerance, parental closeness, a desire to compromise and “a level of optimism that most people think is almost silly.” – Jack MacKenzie, President of Magid Generational Strategies.‘For Millennials, a