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Please join us on March 15 (2-3PM EDT) to explore and reflect upon the pilot year of the Arts Insights Canada (AIC) initiative.

Presenters Cynthia Lickers-Sage, Parmela Attariwala, and Kelly Hill will identify highlights and key findings from the AIC reports released to date, including an examination of their gaps and limitations. Hosted by Jason van Eyk of the Azrieli Foundation.

Join our Indigenous Neighbours team for a time of storytelling and stitching as Niska artisan Debbie Proulx-Buffalo teaches us how to bead an Every Child Matters pin. We are excited to invite you to gather with us online as we learn and listen.

Here’s a short welcome from Debbie:

“Wachay I’m Debbie Proulx-Buffalo a proud Indigenous woman and member of Waskaganish First Nation. I love beading and creating meaningful pieces of jewelry. Beading has helped me to heal and learn about my Culture.”

Informations générales

Dates des webinaires (mardi, 13h30-15h30pm HE) : 8, 22 février, 8, 29 mars, 19 avril et 3 mai 2022.

Un café-rencontre suivra chaque webinaire le vendredi de 10h30 à 11h30 HE.

Coût : Gratuit

Plateforme : Rencontres Zoom

Options d’interprétation : interprétation simultanée français-anglais, ASL, LSQ, description audio (pour le webinaire du 29 mars) et sous-titrage codé en anglais.

General Information

Webinar Dates (Tuesdays, 1:30-3:30pm ET): February 8 & 22, March 8 & 29, April 19 and May 3, 2022. 

Coffee chats follow each webinar on Fridays, 10:30-11:30am ET. 

Cost: Free 

Platform: Zoom meetings 

Interpretation options: French-English simultaneous interpretation, ASL, LSQ, audio description (for the March 29 session) and closed captioning in English.  

Tarragon Theatre is pleased to offer an exciting new course in theatre translation with Bruce Gibbons Fell!

FOUND IN BETRAYAL asks the questions - Is poetry lost in translation? Is translation treason?

Applications Now Open!

Generating Pages with Jeff Ho

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.

Moderator: Donna Walker-Kuhne

Panelists: Brenda Williams-Butts; Khalilah Elliott; Eugenia Harvey
 

The first-ever Yukon Prize for Visual Arts Gala is on Saturday November 20th. Can’t make it to the Yukon? Anyone world-wide can tune in to the free live stream that will include a performance by popular Yukon-born musician and the reveal of the winner.

Accompanying Onsite Gallery's current exhibition, Survival Architecture and the Art of Resilience, this online panel moderated by Michael Piper of University of Toronto's John H.