« Tout Koulè, qui signifie « tout en couleurs » en créole, est le résultat d’un travail avec les enfants du quartier Saint-Michel et de Jalousie en Haïti. À travers des ateliers d’art-thérapie, les jeunes montréalais ont été amenés à réfléchir à leur identité en conciliant leur culture haïtienne et la
Events
‘Weaving Reconciliation: Our Way’ Tour (Vancouver Moving Theatre)
« It’s finally happening!! After many years of listening, writing, visiting partnering communities and fundraising Weaving Reconciliation: Our Way is now ready to tour across Turtle Island/Canada. And it’s starting on Coast Salish territory at the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre May 17-27, 2018. Weaving Reconciliation: Our Way is a new play
Grand Finale: travelling community arts project (Jumblies Theatre, April 12)
« Four Lands is a travelling community arts project with Jumblies Theatre, creating and animating miniature worlds exploring and expressing people’s differing and converging perspectives on a shared place. From Feb 22 to Apr 15, this project is in residence at the Art Gallery of Mississauga. Over 200 people of all
Sharing the stories of refugees to Canada; digital stories, videos, performances, art (North York Community House, Toronto)
« North York Community House is pleased to be recognizing April as Refugee Rights Month by hosting a free community education event called Once Upon a Refugee. Through Digital Story videos, performances, art and guest speakers, we hope to amplify the voices of refugees from all over the world who have
Scarborough Arts’ Healthy Arts for Seniors (HAFS) Exhibition (April 5-27)
Exhibit marks Scarborough elders as diverse, multilingual storytellers « On April 19, Scarborough Arts presents the Healthy Arts for Seniors (HAFS) Exhibition Opening Reception and Anthology Launch, showcasing photography, poetry, fiction and non-fiction prose, and audio recordings created by 18 Scarborough seniors as part of the HAFS program. Exploring themes of
Dawson City International Short Film Festival (Mar 29-Apr 1)
« The Dawson City International Short Film Festival sprang into action in 2000, as a project of the Klondike Institute of Art and Culture (KIAC) and a few ambitious and creative film enthusiasts from the community. KIAC is an arts centre founded and governed by the Dawson City Arts Society (DCAS)
Identify: A Celebration of Indigenous Arts & Culture – The Landless Band Project (Eastern Edge Gallery, St. John’s)
« The Landless Band Project, funded primarily through Canada Council for the Arts New Chapter Program and facilitated by Eastern Edge Gallery in St. John’s, has recently undergone a rebrand. The project will be now be referred as Identify: A Celebration of Indigenous Arts & Culture. This decision was the
Celebrate the Las Nubes Project and the Cultural and Artistic Practices for Social and Environmental Justice Certificate (CAP) (York University)
« Join us on International Women’s Day March 8th for performances featuring Costa Rican Artist Guadalupe Urbina and/or Toronto’s own Long Branch and talented York University faculty and students, and celebrate the Las Nubes Project and the Cultural and Artistic Practices for Social and Environmental Justice Certificate (CAP). Lula Lounge, 1585
Round The Table & Performing Stories (March 21-24, Jumblies Theatre)
« ROUND THE TABLE is a winter warming project taking place at The Ground Floor. It brings together songs, soup, sewing and storytelling. March 21, 22, 23, 2017 (6:30 pm – 8:30 pm) March 24, 2017 (5:00 pm – 7:00 pm) Tickets (including soup dinner): Suggested $20 Charitable receipts for additional donations
Outside Looking In’s Annual Student Matinee Performance (May 25, Toronto)
« Outside Looking In’s Annual Student Matinee Performance Indigenous Youth Dancing to the Music of the 70s! Hosted by YTVs SUKI Buy Tickets Attention School Groups (grades K-12) and Youth Organizations*! This is an excellent opportunity for school groups to learn more about Indigenous youth and their journey to the stage