Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Featuring 175 Indigenous youth from 14 communities with special guests: Nimkii & the Niniis, STOiK, Plex, Jah’kota and Semiah Smith Canada’s foremost Indigenous youth charity Outside Looking In (OLI) is pleased to announce award-winning Anishinaabe/Ashkenazi multi-disciplinary artist Tamara Podemski will produce the 17th Annual Showcase at Toronto’s Meridian Hall on Friday, May 10. The organization’s most ambitious production to date, the exhilarating two-performance showcase (11am and 7pm),
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Family Storytelling Circles – All Ages Families are invited to drop in for cozy storytelling circles inspired by the gallery’s current exhibitions throughout winter break. Daily at 11:30 am and 1 pm. Winter Break 2024/25 December 30, 31 & January 2, 3 Storytelling Circles are approximately 45 minutes and depart from the Grand Hall. No registration required. Free with gallery admission. Offered in English and
Featuring 175 Indigenous youth from 14 communities with special guests: Nimkii & the Niniis, STOiK, Plex, Jah’kota and Semiah Smith Canada’s foremost Indigenous youth charity Outside Looking In (OLI) is pleased to announce award-winning Anishinaabe/Ashkenazi multi-disciplinary artist Tamara Podemski will produce the 17th Annual Showcase at Toronto’s Meridian Hall on Friday, May 10. The organization’s most ambitious production to date, the exhilarating two-performance showcase (11am and 7pm),
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