Brought to you by Gwaandak Theatre, Yukon’s only Indigenous-centered theatre company! Spirits used to know the map of the stars. But they’ve lost their way. Can they find the trail home? Map of the Land, Map of the Stars is a story of how the gold rush and the Alaska Highway changed connections between land and sky, told through theater, dance, and music.
View PostBrought to you by Gwaandak Theatre, Yukon’s only Indigenous-centered theatre company! Spirits used to know the map of the stars. But they’ve lost their way. Can they find the trail home? Map of the Land, Map of the Stars is a story of how the gold rush and the Alaska Highway changed connections between land and sky, told through theater, dance, and music.
View PostBrought to you by ZØGMA Artistic Direction by Ian Yaworski, Choreography by Frédérique-Annie Robitaille, Philippe Meunierand Ian Yaworski with the collaboration of the dancers Hailing from Quebec, ZØGMA, is a percussive dance company who share their cultural diversity by combining music and choreography with a contemporary approach and aesthetic to folklore. Sokalo is a vibrant gathering place where memories are shared with friends -the simple things of life that …
View PostBrought to you by ZØGMA Artistic Direction by Ian Yaworski, Choreography by Frédérique-Annie Robitaille, Philippe Meunierand Ian Yaworski with the collaboration of the dancers Hailing from Quebec, ZØGMA, is a percussive dance company who share their cultural diversity by combining music and choreography with a contemporary approach and aesthetic to folklore. Sokalo is a vibrant gathering place where memories are shared with friends -the simple things of life that …
View PostWa x hoks en Shqalawin (Open Your Hearts) Gala Celebration is always a crowd pleaser. Gather in our Scháyilhen Visual Arts Exhibition, sample a taste of performances to come and help launch Western Canada’s premiere Indigenous Arts festival. True to tradition, first class entertainment is accompanied by a buffet dinner. Cash bar.
View PostSalmon Going Up River (Scháyilhen) immediately invokes a sense of urgency, of struggle, of passion. Questions arise: is it about the journey, the destination, the mission, or is the motive of greatest significance? Is failure an option? Twelve Indigenous artists have been gathered to address the notion of Salmon Going Up River. From Danielle Bobier’s inorganic grid-lines and circular pools evocative of the …
View PostSalmon Going Up River (Scháyilhen) immediately invokes a sense of urgency, of struggle, of passion. Questions arise: is it about the journey, the destination, the mission, or is the motive of greatest significance? Is failure an option? Twelve Indigenous artists have been gathered to address the notion of Salmon Going Up River. From Danielle Bobier’s inorganic grid-lines and circular pools evocative of the …
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