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WAG and Manitoba Puppet Theatre present The Legend of Kiviuq
Winnipeg, Manitoba, January 19, 2015: The Winnipeg Art Gallery is excited to partner with the Manitoba Puppet Theatre to present The Legend of Kiviuq from February 6 to 15. Kiviuq is a popular Inuit hero whose many adventures are known across the Arctic. “We are pleased to work with the Manitoba Puppet Theatre to introduce […]
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It’s time for our Annual Public Meeting!
Jan 15, 2015 On January 20 at 4 pm, we invite you to join us for our 2015 Annual Public Meeting. Our new Director and CEO Simon Brault, along with Council’s Board of Directors, will present on our ongoing work and priorities. Learn about an initiative that will culminate in a new funding model for […]
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8th Annual NSCC Truro Campus Mawio’mi
Jan 13, 2015 You are invited to be a part of the 8th Annual NSCC Truro Campus Mawio’mi being held on Tuesday, January 20th from 12pm until 5pm at the NSCC Truro Campus Sports & Wellness Centre, 36 Arthur Street, Truro NS. Join us for some great singing, drumming, dancing and art/craft displays. This year’s […]
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Delicious and Demystifying, NTSC
Red Sky Performance present, in partnership with The Banff Centre and the National Theatre School of Canada, the first edition of “Delicious and Demystifying,” an incredible lineup of artist speakers. Jan 20 (Toronto). Come and hear from artists as they share their cultures, talents, traditions, and connections to the ‘here and now’. What opportunities await […]
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Ursula Johnson Addresses Ancestry, Identity, and Cultural Practice in Mi’kwite’tmn – Do You Remember
A nationally touring exhibition opens on January 17 at the Confederation Centre Art Gallery. Ursula Johnson: Mi’kwite’tmn (‘Do You Remember’) explores the state of traditional Mi’kmaw basketry—a practice few youth are keeping alive today in the aboriginal community. WireService.ca Media Release (01/14/2015) Charlottetown, PEI – A Nova Scotia native, Johnson learned Mi’kmaw ash splint basket […]
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Which Ontario Aboriginal artist inspires you?
Nominate an Artist or Arts Leader for the Ontario Arts Council Aboriginal Arts Award! The Ontario Arts Council (OAC) invites you to nominate an Aboriginal artist or arts leader for the Ontario Arts Council Aboriginal Arts Award. The nomination deadline is Wednesday, February 18, 2015. About the Ontario Arts Council Aboriginal Arts Award The annual […]
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Red Sky Performance – Audition Notice: Open Call for Dancers
Red Sky Performance is seeking highly skilled and experienced contemporary dancers for an upcoming new dance work, Miigis. This is your opportunity to join a world-class contemporary world Indigenous company led by Artistic Director Sandra Laronde. The first phase of this new dance creation, Miigis, will be held in March 2 – 13, 2015. The […]
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Featured Audio: Inclusion Works ’15 – Empowering Performance
Don’t miss the 7th annual Inclusion Works ’15 – Empowering Performance, Canada’s Largest Indigenous Workplace Inclusion Event and Recruitment Fair. Inclusion Works ’15: Empowering Performance, May 12-14, 2015, @ the Sheraton Centre Toronto
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B.C. fisheries’ sustainability achievements recognized for first time
January 12, 2015 Top North American seafood organizations have given a stamp of approval for the first time to several of B.C.’s groundfish fisheries. Today’s recommendations from the U.S. Monterey Bay Aquarium’s (MBA) Seafood Watch Program and Canada’s SeaChoice program, combined with earlier Marine Stewardship Council recommendations, mean that over 88 per cent of groundfish […]
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CMHR extends hours to Wednesday evenings, plus free entry once a month
Winnipeg – January 12, 2015 – The Canadian Museum for Human Rights (CMHR) has extended its hours and will now be open every Wednesday evening until 8 p.m. “Our goal is to ensure that everyone has an opportunity to visit Canada’s new national museum and experience a journey of inspiration in an amazing architectural setting,” […]
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