See the Past Through Their Eyes
Join us at The Village on the first Saturday of each month to connect with equity-deserving artists who invite us to see history from their perspective.
Through their art, they challenge us to consider the past in new ways, offering creative and meaningful interpretations of our shared heritage.
Left to right: Métis artist Tracey-Mae Chambers; Queers in Your Ears storyteller Jeffrey Canton; musical duo Divka.
EVERY FIRST SATURDAY
FROM MAY TO NOVEMBER 2025
| May 3 | Wood Carving: Barry Best |
| June 7 | For Pride: Queers in Your Ears Storytellers |
| July 5 | Jewelry Making and Land-based Learning: Tanya Glukokov |
| August 2 | Clay Pressings: Sun Raven Arts |
| September 6 | Textile Weaving: Tracey-Mae Chambers |
| October 4 | Celebrating Sukkot and Jewish Storytelling: Eden Nameri |
| November 1 | Music Presented by FabCollab, showcasing Divka |
Left to right: Carved wooden spoons by Inuk Eco Artist Barry Best; performance by FabCollab (Photo courtesy of Six Shutter Photography.); textile art by Métis artist Tracey-Mae Chambers.
Experience art. Engage with history. See the past through their eyes.
Don’t miss this opportunity to witness powerful artistic expressions
and meaningful storytelling!