Workshop

Leanne Prain, author of The Creative Instigator’s Handbook: A DIY Guide to Making Social Change Through Art, will guide you through all of the questions to ask yourself to conceive, start and finish a new project to set yourself up for success.

LitFest is a mask-friendly environment. Patrons are enthusiastically supported in their choice to wear a mask. If you are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please follow AHS guidelines regarding testing and isolating, and stay home if you are sick.

Join us next Sunday Oct 16 at 2:30 PM for our first FREE in-person community event of the season! Our Dramaturgy & Accessibility Intern Karthy Chin will be talking access in the classical music & opera world with Soprano @meg_miceli & AD of @looseteatheatre @alainaviau . Access needs can be provided through registration. Refreshments will be provided. **You can also sign up by emailing angelas@passemuraille.on.ca or leaving a phone message at 416-504-8988 x2140. **

Next up in our Firehall Workshop Series, Every Brilliant Thing — Feel Good Writing with Director Sophia Fabiilli

Sunday, August 14,10:30 - 11:45am, Firehall Theatre

Every Brilliant Thing is about a woman's quest to chronicle everything brilliant about the world. Sophia Fabiilli is an award-winning writer and passionate about teaching creative writing to all ages. Join her for a Feel Good Writing workshop which focuses on self reflection, gratitude, and writing irreverently. No experience necessary.

Mural Routes and Feed Scarborough have partnered to deliver The Golden Mile Food Equity Community Project, a City of Toronto Cultural Hotspot Signature Project. Through a holistic approach to community-building, local artists and community members will facilitate four workshops where participants will learn, create, eat, and grow together.

The Vancouver Visual Art Foundation invites you to get creative with our art classes. We feature talented artists from our incredible Art Vancouver team to teach their skills and passions.

Introduction to Resin Art

Join an in-person workshop that combines old and new techniques to create handmade mixed media art. You'll learn how to lay down images, apply spray paint, incorporate different materials, and learn not to be afraid of a torch.

Récipiendaire du prix Artiste-Éducateur de la Fondation des arts de l’Ontario en 2018, l’artiste Yao vous propose un webinaire sur l’importance de l’artiste-éducateur (son rôle, sa raison d’être) et nous propose des éléments nécessaires pour structurer un atelier artistique efficace, pour le milieu scolaire.

Présenté uniquement en français.

Recipient of the Artist-Educator Award from the Ontario Arts Foundation in 2018, the artist Yao offers a webinar on the importance of the artist-educator (his role, his raison d’être) which provides the necessary elements to structure an effective artistic workshop for the school environment.

Presented in French only. 

Online, Fridays March 11 – April 8th, 12:00-1:30PM

Instructor: Sam / Sameena / dairysam

**To register for this course you must live in East Toronto and identify as a senior.

***If you require assistance with your registration please call Jules and leave a voicemail at 416-583-4339 Ext. 8 or send an email to jules_vodarek@workmanarts.com

About the course:

Learn how to draw and design characters, as well as write a background for that character! From colours, shapes, faces to much more! Learn to personify your feelings and fears into characters as well.

Workshop Days: March 17th & March 19th (registration required)
Parade Day: March 20th (registration not required)

In Person at Crescent Town Club
2A The Market Place, Toronto, Ontario. M4C 5M1

As we reach the Spring Equinox light and dark are equal, and it’s a time to celebrate! Join Shadowland Theatre and East End Arts for a free lantern-making workshop. Create a beautiful glowing lantern to welcome the lengthening days, bring light, and hope out of the dark of winter.

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.”