“If you want to know about a woman, touch her hair.” At Novelette’s Toronto salon, captivating stories untangle as eight distinctive women narrate their lives with honesty, humour, and joy. Both heartbreaking and uplifting, ’da Kink in my Hair is a musical testament to the challenges and triumphs in the lives of contemporary Black women.
Join Alfonso as he explores his painting strategies for using watercolour as an ‘en plein air’ medium! He will explain the working principles essential to understanding light values, composition and colour. Alfonso will also show how important the initial sketch is to understanding the subject and how it can be used in building a cohesive […]
Join Indian Summer Festival for the livestreamed album launch of Wayfinder. Mohamed Assani takes his sitar in a completely new and unexpected direction, bringing together unforeseen musical worlds and pushing the frontiers of cultural and musical hybridity. The evening will feature the first-ever performance of the album created by beloved local treasure Mohamed Assani and […]
SP will be creating a landscape painting in oils from a photo reference, using a full palette of colours. He will show how to set up the painting with an imprimatura, followed by color mixing using complementary colours. His focus will be on linear and atmospheric perspective and how it plays a key role in […]
Join Carousel Theatre for Young People every weekend as their talented artists bring their favourite stories to life, just for you. Watch out for some of your favourite performers from award winning CTYP shows! Once recorded, videos remain on site. For more information, visit www.carouseltheatre.ca. Click the link below for stories: Story Time
Missing theatre? Join Arts Club instructors every Wednesday for a rotating series of workshops—via Zoom! From online drama classes to technical production sessions, our team is bringing theatre straight to your home. Registration will open the Friday before each workshop. Click the link below the list of workshops for more information: Workshops for Wednesday, June […]
Randi Makes...! explores learning through creative storytelling and play. Explore new ideas through crafts, baking, art history, science, writing, theatre and more with Randi! For more information, visit www.carouseltheatre.ca. Click the link below for Randi Makes…! Randi Makes…!
Grab a drink and join us on Zoom or Facebook Live on May 9th at 4pm PST (7pm EST) as we showcase this year’s The Earring Show finalists, award the winners and show off the earrings so you can shop, virtually. Also featuring: surprise guests, a cocktail demo, fashion tips and more. Don’t miss this […]
What is a meme? The majority of modern memes are captioned photos, intended to offer funny, lighthearted commentary on daily life. In this very silly and superfluous panel, three Arts Club staff with a variety of levels of theatre and meme knowledge will come together to look at, discuss, critique, and rate theatre memes. If […]
Don't forget your biweekly dose of theatre magic! Twice every week, Arts Club is sharing a performance from a local artist who has been affected by closures due to COVID-19. Join us every Tuesday and Friday for more—make sure to follow us on our Facebook and Youtube channels to keep up to date!
Are you a young performing artist looking for a forum to discuss the future of live performing arts? In a post-COVID world, how, Mr. Sondheim, do we "keep moving on," and how can the Arts Club Musical Theatre Intensive be a support? We're inviting young performing artists and MTI alumni to participate in an online […]
Art Through the Window is presented as a walkby/window browsing opportunity to view a unique collection of large canvases by an internationally renowned artist, Paul Ygartua, honouring the work of Frontline Workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic. The artist has drawn on the deepest depths of his imagination to create a series of 4 powerful messages […]
CMHC-Granville Island would like to acknowledge that we are located on the traditional territory of the xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam), Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and Səl̓ílwətaʔ/Selilwitulh (Tsleil-Waututh) First Nations.
