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Why do you create? – VAM Juried Show
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
2 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
2 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
2 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Are you passionate about music and dream of making it big in the entertainment industry? Look no further! Join us at Metalworks Institute's exclusive 'Student For A Day' event. Step into the world of professional recording and production as you get hands-on experience in our cutting-edge commercial recording studio. Happening Thursday, February 1, 10 AM […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Mississauga's own Tracy Cui will be performing at Supermarket (268 Augusta Ave, Toronto) on February 2! Headlining the show is Bitter&Broke, with other guests including Caldher & Holly Santonato. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Please note this is a 19+ event. Tickets are GA and start at $12. Purchase tickets here: https://www.ticketweb.ca/event/bitterbroke-w-caldher-tracy-cui-supermarket-tickets/13411583 |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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A new space to inspire literacy, creativity and lifelong learning. Hazel McCallion Central Library is now open and all 5 floors have been transformed to meet the growing needs of our community. Join us for the official grand opening and explore all newly renovated public space, including the Glass Pavilion, Breezeway and the Noel […] |
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4 events,
Why do you create? – VAM Juried Show
Looking Back, Looking Forward Showcase
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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February 3 & 4 - Free Virtual Event Long & McQuade has partnered with top musicians and educators for a two-day, online event that will highlight a wide range of career options in the ever-changing music landscape. The all-star lineup of panelists represent a diverse cross-section of industry leaders, including ensemble founders, artistic directors, […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
6 events,
dreamland curated by Hibah Mian
First Contact: Exploring the Partition of India – Art Exhibition
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Join us and learn how you can make your own videos and reels for your social media posts. Date & Time: February 6, 7-8 PM If you are NOT a registered member of AOTC and would like to participate in this presentation by Tanzina Amin, get your ticket here to receive your Zoom link to […] |
6 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Are you an artist or entrepreneur aged 13-29 preparing to file your taxes? In this session, hosted by Tova Epp and Matthew Bailey of Artbooks, we’ll cover a brief introduction to the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and the tax filer's relationship with it, including deadlines, correspondence, and web access. We’ll also cover income reporting and […] |
6 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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The Mississauga Symphony Orchestra returns to the world of opera with a fully staged production of Puccini’s, Tosca. Set in Rome during the Napoleonic era, Tosca tells a story of love, passion, rebellion, and tragedy. Two shows - Thursday, February 8 and Saturday, February 10 at the Living Arts Centre. Regular ticket prices start at $50. Info/tickets at: mississaugasymphony.ca. Ticket link: https://www.mississaugasymphony.ca/concerts/tosca/ |
6 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Friday from 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Refreshments & Musical Performance from 6:30pm -7:00 pm | February 9th, 2024 Plan a creative date night to kick off the weekend. Enjoy a refreshment and open mic performance by a local musician sponsored by the Mississauga Arts Council. Inspiration, materials, and instruction are provided. Skill Level: Open Instructor: Carla Gonzalez-Casanova Price $55.00 Register here: https://visualartsmiss.wpenginepowered.com/programs/workshops/winter-2024-adults-workshop/ |
9 events,
Unveiling Cosmic Dimensions: Mario Angel’s Journey at the Latin American Senior Art Show 2024 | February 10-April 27, 2024
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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A dreamers workshop. Connect with time, space and people while making art and being a part of a bigger conversation. Date & Time: Saturday, February 10, 2024 from 11 AM to 2 PM Where: Small Arms Inspection Building Register: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/a-space-to-dream-out-loud-tickets-793563789657?aff=oddtdtcreator A dreamers workshop: participants are asked to bring an old image(s) of themselves, […]
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Spend time with your loved ones this Valentine's Day by attending a family painting workshop. With the guidance of our artist instructor, you can work together to create a large heartfelt painting. Take it home and give it a place of honour! Select spots left, so remember to register before Wednesday, February 7! Register here: […] |
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4 events,
Why do you create? – VAM Juried Show
Looking Back, Looking Forward Showcase
Unveiling Cosmic Dimensions: Mario Angel’s Journey at the Latin American Senior Art Show 2024 | February 10-April 27, 2024
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
5 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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MUSIC CARE TRAINING™ Music Care by Room 217's 3-level standardized training in the theory and application of music in care settings will help train professional, volunteer and family caregivers to integrate music into regular practice. This training also acts as a gateway for other stakeholders wanting to use music as care. Level 1 - Fundamentals […]
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Event for All Seniors 65+ Join us at The Shores of Port Credit on February 13th, 2024 at 3:00PM -4:00PM to experience an afternoon filled with live entertainment and great refreshments! Call to RSVP today! 905-812-5280 |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
4 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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The Dreamboats are bringing back good ol’ rock n’ roll! With a sound that is equal parts Chuck Berry & The Wonders, this quartet of Canadian boys (from Mississauga) delivers a high energy show that has audiences dancing the night away! The young and energetic Dreamboats are ready to tear up the stage with their […] |
4 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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By Kat Sandler Directed by Aaron Jan A fast-paced, hilarious, occasionally foul-mouthed, and consistently heart-felt comedy by Dora-Award-winning playwright Kat Sandler, one of Canada’s most popular dramatists of the last decade. A play about three foster kids grown up into a complicated family of their own making, held together and torn apart by love, described […] |
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4 events,
Looking Back, Looking Forward Showcase
Unveiling Cosmic Dimensions: Mario Angel’s Journey at the Latin American Senior Art Show 2024 | February 10-April 27, 2024
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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When new borders are drawn, what does one call home? Does a shift in geopolitical spheres necessitate a shift in emotional landscapes too? What is the place of love and harmony amidst hatred induced violence all over? The play asks these and many other profound questions by weaving a story of people affected by the […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
4 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Play a band instrument at senior high school level or better? Can you sight read? Audition for the Mississauga POPS! *RSVP info@mississaugapops.com with your instrument so we can prepare your chair & music *Bring your own instrument & music stand *Arrive 15-30 min early for our 7:30- 9:30pm rehearsal to say hello and get set […] |
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
5 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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February 12 – March 3 Opening Reception: Friday, February 23 from 7:00pm – 9:00pm Visual Arts Mississauga invites you to our annual Now Streaming Opening Reception. Co-curated by VAM’s Creative Residents, Now Streaming showcases artists ages 18-29 years old from the GTHA. This youth-led exhibition supports emerging artists working in experimental processes using a combination […]
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Join Matt Zaddy for a full band performance Fri. Feb. 23rd at the River Run Centre in Guelph! Matt Zaddy - Full band performance BOREALIS MUSIC SERIES: Presented by River Run Centre Heartfelt songs defy boundaries of genres Get ready for an unforgettable night of a mix of award-winning folk-rock, R&B, and vibrant vocal harmony […] |
5 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Seedy Saturday Mississauga Saturday, February 24, 2024 9:30 am to 3 pm Unitarian Congregation - 84 South Service Road Workshops: 9:40 a.m.- Yo-Grow - All ages yoga for gardeners - Margo McDougall 10 a.m. - Make your own Seed Tape demo - Hope Seeds 10:30 a.m. - Design a Native Plant Butterfly Garden - […]
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From Norma Fay Nicholson: "I recently self-published my fifth book, "END, Incarceration of Black and Minority Youth." I have the privilege of visiting Region Park's Black History Celebration on Saturday, February 24, to read parts of the book and explain what society should do to eliminate the incarceration of Black children. Please join me at […] |
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7 events,
Looking Back, Looking Forward Showcase
Unveiling Cosmic Dimensions: Mario Angel’s Journey at the Latin American Senior Art Show 2024 | February 10-April 27, 2024
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Mississauga’s Poet Laureate Ayomide Bayowa will share his work ‘Alawo Dudu’ trilogy for this special edition of Poetic Voices at the AGM. The term ‘Alawo Dudu’ is derived from the Yoruba language and refers to ‘a person of colour.’ This trilogy of graphical representations features a young black male in various poses depicting arrival, departure, […]
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Mississauga’s Poet Laureate Ayomide Bayowa will share his work ‘Alawo Dudu’ trilogy for this special edition of Poetic Voices at the AGM. The term ‘Alawo Dudu’ is derived from the Yoruba language and refers to ‘a person of colour.’ This trilogy of graphical representations features a young black male in various poses depicting arrival, departure, […] |
4 events,
Puppet Festival Mississauga
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
3 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […] |
4 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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Embrace sustainability on February 29th, as we invite you to a unique Coffee & Canvas paint night! Our commitment to eco-conscious practices shines through as we repurpose leftover coffee grounds from our cafe to create beautiful coffee watercolour paints. Discover the art of giving these remnants a second life, transforming them into a palette of […] |
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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The Oakville Centre presents: Matt Zaddy - FULL BAND PERFORMANCE Studio Theatre March 1st, 2024 at 8pm Matt and his band will perform a mix of original music, along with his take on some of Canada's finest music. About Matt Zaddy: With a sound that seamlessly blends folk-rock and modern soul, there’s something for every […] |
6 events,
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Olivia Whetung | inawendiwok, guest curated by Mona Filip. A member of Curve Lake First Nation and citizen of the Nishnaabeg Nation, artist Olivia Whetung draws upon her experience working on and with the land to create artworks that speak of the interdependence and relationality within our ecosystem. Researching land-based and food de-commodifying movements, Anishinaabe knowledge, and […]
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U.N. Jefferson w/ Sunshine Makers and Bitter&Broke Saturday, March 2nd, Doors @ 7 PM The El Mocambo 464 Spadina Avenue, Toronto Tickets: https://www.ticketweb.ca/event/un-jefferson-ft-sunshine-makers-the-starlight-room-at-the-tickets/13421943 ABOUT THE ARTISTS U.N. Jefferson U.N. Jefferson is a 9 piece collective that fuses elements of Soul with the fundamentals of Motown and early R&B to create a sound that is both […]
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Mozart’s music continues to transport listeners to a timeless world of unparalleled beauty and emotion. It seamlessly blends grandeur and intimacy, capturing the essence of the human experience. Mozart’s ‘Requiem’ has the power to evoke a myriad of emotions in the hearts of listeners, and endures as a cornerstone in classical music repertoire. Within his […] |