One of Stevens’ latest visits was to Gjoa Haven, Nunavut, which he says should be renamed “Joy” Haven, based on his experience.
Stevens traveled with three classically-trained musicians who taught the students the basics of how to play the fiddle. Together, they handed out 250 harmonicas and 12 violins to plant the seeds
Art Workshop With Indigenous Youth Canada
March 19-23 – Art Workshop With Indigenous Youth Canada. ArtsCan Circle is headed back to Attawapiskat Indigenous community for our first creative workshop of 2018!
Mack MacKenzie performer and singer in Three O’clock Train, Lee Pham a B-Boy dancer & choreographer and Jessamin Flynn – violinist & visual artist will
Upcoming Workshops
December 14th – 18th, ArtsCan Circle will be in Fort Albany. We’re excited to announce that Anishinaabe musician Leonard Sumner, musician Scott Merrit, record producer Doug Romanow and ArtsCan Circle program manager Glenn Marais will be working with Peetabeck Academy and Fort Albany’s youth intervention worker Kenneth Sackaney to hold
Upcoming Workshop Trips to Northern Indigenous Communities
In October 2017, ArtsCan Circle will be returning to the community Pikangikum to hold a week-long music and artist workshop in the Eenochokay Birchsitck School. Stay tuned for updates on the Pikangikum trip.
Pikangikum – December 2016
In December 2016 ArtsCan Circle travelled to Pikangikum with muralist Michael Cywink and a team of digital artists from Sesqui, a company dedicated to developing immersive virtual reality experiences that help us see Canada in new and inspiring ways.
Together with more than sixty learners, Michael helped to create a
Fort Albany and Attawapiskat – January to February 2017
ArtsCan Circle travelled to Fort Albany and Attawapiskat in late January and early February 2017 with Metis Fiddlers Danton Delbaere-Sawchuk, Nicholas Delbaere-Sawchuk and Dancer/Storyteller Nicole Fougère.