Deanne Hupfield, Fancy Shawl Dancer. CNAL/RCAA Conference 2015.
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.
Calling all visual artists working in all mediums and backgrounds! Join Canada’s leading contemporary outdoor & online art fair in July 2023.
In-person Fair at Nathan Phillips Square + Online Fair, or
Toronto Online Art Fair (Online Only)
What does it mean to engage in ongoing, life-long learning? How have changes in technology, behaviour, and attitudes toward work-life balance impacted the pursuit of academic, professional or personal growth? Can virtual learning replicate the outcomes of in-person learning or even exceed them? How will calling for increased accountability and authenticity in teaching and access for all change how we navigate knowledge exchange systems? In this Nordic Talk, we explore what the future of adult learning could, should or would look like if our panelists had their say.
The Victoria Guitar Society is pleased to present classical guitarist Jacob Cordover.
Enjoying a truly international career as both a concert and recording artist, Jacob Cordover “impresses with his intuitive musicianship and impeccable technique” (Leicester Mercury, UK). His “consummate artistry” (Adelaide Advertiser, Australia) has enticed audiences in over a dozen countries across four continents.
This retreat for adults brings together amateur musicians and an exceptional faculty of 20 musicians/educators for one week of instruction and creativity in a friendly and supportive environment. Singers and instrumentalists build their programs from ~60 ensembles and workshops.
Submissions are now open for our second annual Playwriting Competition for Youth, The-Write-Stuff!
Québec-based playwrights aged 12-18 are eligible to enter, with a $500 cash prize awarded to the winning entry! Short-listed playwrights are provided with mentoring and dramaturgical feedback from industry professionals to hone their skills, talents, and confidence. Short-listed plays will be offered a professional staged reading featuring some of Montréal’s finest actors.
Open to students from Grade 7 through Grade 12, the Canadian Art Inspiration Student Contest invites submissions of artworks inspired by or responding to leaders in Canadian art history and major Canadian artworks. Applicants are encouraged to interpret this theme as broadly as they wish, and to submit works in any media.
Apply online before March 31, 2022 at 11:59PM EDT.
A shared music experience is created through a collection of online instructional workshops for singers and instrumentalists. Each of the 10 different workshops includes 6 hours of instruction and have limited enrolment to allow each participant individual attention from the coach.
