Deborah introduced us to the different events we are able to participate in. These include:
The Manifesto Festival: Celebrates youth and hip hop culture. Includes very engaging events and workshops such as concerts, b-boy contests, guest speakers, etc…
September 20 – 26 www.themanifesto.ca/festival.html
Recipe for Change - Eat-in Ontario: This is an initiative started by FoodShare with the goal to build food literacy among students. It will teach them where their food comes from and how to live a healthy lifestyle in an engaging and hands-on environment.
October 8, 2010 www.foodshare.net/school-recipeforchange.htm
Planet In Focus: An environmental film festival which not only shows educational and inspiring films but also invites special guests to dialogue with the audience to talk about the certain environmental issues that the films present.
October 13 – 17 www.planetinfocus.org
Drawing with Scissors: Molas from Kuna Yala exhibit: See intricately done molas (a part of the blouse worn my Kuna Yala women) which illustrates Kuna culture, the community, and their surroundings.
October 27, 2010 www.textilemuseum.ca/exhibitions/
Night of Dread: Presents a moment to parade your deepest fears and laugh at them! Workshops before the event are available if anyone wants to participate. During the event there will be music, dance, and art. Sounds fun!
October 30, 2010 www.clayandpapertheatre.org
Late Night in the Bedroom: Artists showcasing artists in support of the creative community and to integrate different art forms. It proves that the internet can do miracles and actually create new communities. Opportunities to volunteer and attend events are available
www.latenightinthebedroom.com
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