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SUMMARY:Narda Julg: Artist and designer
DESCRIPTION:Come and enjoy the true meanings behind the regalia worn by Indigenous Peoples. Mohawk artist and designer Narda Julg will be showing examples of her creations that have gone out across North America. \nNo registration required.
URL:https://discoverbelleville.ca/event/narda-julg-artist-and-designer/
LOCATION:Belleville Public Library\, 254 Pinnacle Street\, Belleville\, ON\, K8N 3B1
CATEGORIES:Belleville Events,Community,Downtown Belleville Events
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SUMMARY:Writer Vicki Delany at Belleville Public Library
DESCRIPTION:Join Belleville Public Library for a visit with one of Canada’s most prolific and varied crime writers\, Vicki Delany.\nNo registration required. Vicki will have books available for purchase at the event. \nVicki Delany has written more than 50 books including cozy mysteries\, Gothic thrillers\, police procedurals\, historical fiction\, and adult literacy novellas. She has recently written four cozy books in a mystery series: Tea by the Sea\, Sherlock Holmes Bookshop\, Catskill Resort\, and Lighthouse Library (as Eva Gates). \nA past president of Crime Writers of Canada and co-founder of the Women Killing It Crime Writing Festival\, her work has been nominated for several major awards. \nBelleville Public Library is pleased to have an entire shelf of Vicki’s books! Be sure to place a hold as these books don’t spend much time on the shelf!
URL:https://discoverbelleville.ca/event/writer-vicki-delany-at-belleville-public-library/
LOCATION:Belleville Public Library\, 254 Pinnacle Street\, Belleville\, ON\, K8N 3B1
CATEGORIES:Belleville Events,Downtown Belleville Events
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SUMMARY:Indigenous Creative Spaces and Treaty Partner Gatherings
DESCRIPTION:A Welcoming Invitation \nWe invite arts organizations\, artists\, and community members to come together in a spirit of respect\, curiosity\, and shared responsibility. This gathering offers a space to listen\, learn\, and build relationships grounded in allyship and understanding. \nLed by Dr. Terri-Lynn Brennan and Christine Friday in partnership with ArtsBuild Ontario\, this session will explore how we can collectively support Indigenous creative spaces and strengthen our roles as Treaty partners. \nAbout the Session \nThis interactive working session focuses on the intersection of allyship\, Indigenous creative spaces\, and self-determination. Together\, we will: \nExplore how arts organizations can build respectful\, reciprocal relationships with Indigenous artists and communities\nReflect on organizational practices and how they can better support Indigenous sovereignty and self-determined spaces\nLearn from the guiding principles of the Two-Row Wampum and the Paddling Upstream framework\nDevelop approaches rooted in humility\, respect\, and deeper cultural understanding \nThis workshop also marks the culmination of a four-year Indigenous Creative Spaces Project—bringing together Indigenous artists and leaders from across Ontario to share knowledge\, strengthen networks\, and support the growth of Indigenous-led creative spaces. \nJoin Us \nThis is an opportunity to be part of an important and ongoing conversation—one that centres Indigenous voices\, honours relationships\, and supports a more inclusive and equitable future in the arts. \nAll are welcome. We look forward to gathering with you. \nRegistration required. Space is limited.
URL:https://discoverbelleville.ca/event/indigenous-creative-spaces-and-treaty-partner-gatherings/
LOCATION:Belleville Public Library\, 254 Pinnacle Street\, Belleville\, ON\, K8N 3B1
CATEGORIES:Belleville Events,Community,Downtown Belleville Events
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