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Indigenous Youth (16 - 25) and Women will have the opportunity to participate in a storytelling workshop led by Yolanda Bonnell (Ojibwe - South Asian). The workshop includes warm ups, discovering the different ways a story can be told (body/movement, writing, song, or combination). Participants will find the path that suits them best and will create a 5-minute piece of theatre that will tell a specific creation story.

Do you work in the arts? Have you ever considered becoming a teacher?

APPLY NOW for 2020-21 to our 16 month teacher certification program in Ontario.

The ACE program ensures that practicing artists graduate each year with certification to teach in Ontario schools. Artists in Community Education students bring their professional experience in the arts to the classroom, exploring ways of learning and knowing through their unique range of skills.

English/Ojibwe/Cree

Urban Shaman Gallery’s 15th Annual Member’s Exhibition & Sale 50 to 500 /

15 endasowaki 50 akoo 50 eyaawaad waabanda’iwewaad /

15 Askíya óma 50 isko 500 ká tasicik ká wápatiniwécik éko ká atáwákécik é natomicik

Opening night celebration: 

SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16, 2019 8pm - 11pm.

(Opening night free for members, $10 suggested donation at door for non-members)

Running dates: November 16 - December 14, 2019

*Postponed*

Art Vancouver has been dedicated to making Vancouver an internationally-renowned arts destination. Each year we hold a multi-day art fair that connects over 100 Canadian and international artists and galleries with more than 10,000 art-lovers, collectors, and buyers from across Canada, and around the globe. At this year’s event (April 2020), local B.C. and Canadian artists will come from the Metro Vancouver region, Vancouver Island, the interior of B.C., Alberta, and Ontario. 

JOIN A WORLD-RENOWNED SLATE OF EXPERTS IN AREAS SUCH AS EARLY LEARNING, MUSEOLOGY, THE VALUE OF PLAY, AND MORE!

On December 4–5, 2019, the Canadian Children’s Museum is holding a Symposium on Family Learning, Inclusion and the Value of Play in Museums at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau, Quebec.

Visions of Turtle Island includes live singing, dancing, and video and image presentations to help explain the dances and illustrate the cultural experience of First Nations peoples in Canada. It is presented by the Oakville Community Foundation's Community Classroom.

https://www.oakvillecentre.ca/things-my-fore-sisters-saw-school.html

Written and performed by Leslie McCurdy

Join Albert Dumont, activist and poet, as he guides you through a First Nations spiritual advisor's perspective on poetry. The goal of the workshop is to help participants understand why poetry is medicine for the spirit and emotional distress. This event is approximately 1 hour long, and is completely free - no tickets required for entry.

The Rozsa Foundation provides professional development for arts managers at all stages. As such, we have added the following online course to our offerings for the first-time, giving arts administrators across Canada an online offering in professional development through partnership with the University of Calgary - Haskayne Executive Education.