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Meet The Poetic Playwright
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Crafting Chapters And Verses
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Find. Your. Voice.
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Iris Malcom Library
Harbourfront Centre is delighted to have the Iris Malcolm Library, the first ever Afro-Caribbean focused library in our Garage Bays during the Island Soul festival weekend! Brought to you by the NACCA (Newmarket African Caribbean Canadian Association), the library will be open to all for two days. Come connect with dedicated library staff and browse […]
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Lores By Yolanda
Step into the vibrant world of Lores by Yolanda at Island Soul! Award-winning author Yolanda T. Marshall invites you to a captivating story time. Join her for a reading of C is for Carnival, an educational and rhyming alphabet book that follows children in colourful costumes as they “play mas.” The celebration continues by reading […]
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Creating A Graphic-Novel
How does a comic book or graphic novel get made? How many different people work on one book? What’s the process for creating a story and turning it into a graphic novel? Writer Stephanie Cooke will take you on a creative adventure, delving into ideas around the narrative building, illustration and steps to publication as […]
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Fay and Fluffy’s Storytime
UPDATE: Unfortunately, today’s Fay & Fluffy Storytime at JUNIOR is CANCELLED. The Storytime tent still has lots of fun costumes for kids to try on and a stage for them to tell their own stories. There are still tons of things to do today at Harbourfront Centre. Don’t miss the music, theatre, arts, and other […]
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Dispatches
Around the world, young people have been at the forefront of climate action, highlighting the effects of rising greenhouse gas emissions and demanding more from politicians and corporations. With these two notions in mind, the Nordic-Canadian Fellowship in Environmental Journalism was born: a chance for emerging journalists under 25 from both regions to report on […]
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Moby Dick
Seven actors, 50 puppets, video projections, a drowned orchestra and a whale-sized whale equals a visually striking theatrical adaptation of Melville’s magnificent beast of a book from award-winning French-Norwegian puppetry company Plexus Polaire. “My grandfather was a sailor. He had a naked woman tattooed on his upper arm, and I remember him as a smell […]
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