Student Event

Explore the world of collage at our Collage and Sip Soirée, presented by BEING Studio! Join us for an evening filled with creativity, fun and inspiration. Led by feature artist extraordinaire Julie Fletcher and hosted by BEING Studio Board member Stephanie Germano, this delightful 1.5-hour session offers participants the opportunity to craft their own stunning artwork. No previous artistic experience is required—all materials will be provided.

Come join us and bring a friend for a vibrant and enjoyable gathering!

Spaces are limited, register now.

Pour participer au défi cet hiver, inscrivez-vous en ligne entre le 5 janvier et le 29 mars 2024.

COMMENT PARTICIPER

Are you a visual arts teacher looking to ignite your students’ passion for art in Canada? Submissions are now open for the Art Canada Institute's flagship educational initiative fostering the future of art across the country. The Canadian Art Inspiration Student Challenge invites students from Grades 7-12 to create original artworks inspired by leading figures in historical and contemporary Canadian art.

Folk Dance in the Park brings thousands of students in Grades 1-3 together to dance in the park and celebrate diverse cultures. This is a student only event.

YOUNG@RT SHOW

10 sessions Art therapy for Iranian Students- Concordia University.

This project is funded by CCSL

The Art of Nurturing Nature Youth Arts Exhibition. Celebrating BC Youth Week and National Mental Health Week. May 1-13 2023. Featuring, drawings, paintings, photography, mixed media, and literary arts. From students in school district 69 on Vancouver Island. Parksville and Qualicum Beach. 

Author Lindsay ZIer-Vogel will read from her debut picture book, DEAR STREET, and lead groups from JK-Grade 3 in a placemaking exercise, asking them to write letters to things they love in their communities, that they will then hide for strangers to find, spreading place-based love in their community. 

Music Monday is a celebration of the impact of music education in our schools and in our communities.   On Monday May 1st, we will join together to celebrate music education by singing our Song of Celebration together at 12:30 pm ET.  Registration is free and will give you access to all the resources you need to teach the song to your class or learn at home.  There are numerous audio recordings, arrangements, lyric sheets, sing-a-long videos and a Learning Guide.