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Always Pitch In: Propose Even When Unsure! Our mission is to Unite Kindness: Global Dignity Canada National Role Model and @1860 Winnipeg Arts founding member Tony Eetak met Sākihiwē Festival Director Alan Greyeyes during the Turtle Island Block Party on June 29, 2024. Photo: Jamie Bell

Our mission is to Unite Kindness: Global Dignity Canada National Role Model and @1860 Winnipeg Arts founding member Tony Eetak met Sākihiwē Festival Director Alan Greyeyes during the Turtle Island Block Party on June 29, 2024. Photo: Jamie Bell

Always Pitch In: Propose Even When Unsure!

Art Borups Corners June 30, 2024

The key to fostering a vibrant, innovative atmosphere is encouraging everyone to pitch in, even when they're...

May-June 2024 Highlights Dignity in the North End: Explore our May-June highlights featuring vibrant community events, innovative food security initiatives, and engaging arts and cultural activities.

Dignity in the North End: Explore our May-June highlights featuring vibrant community events, innovative food security initiatives, and engaging arts and cultural activities.

May-June 2024 Highlights

Art Borups Corners June 30, 2024

Explore our May-June highlights featuring vibrant community events, acts of dignity that unite kindness and meeting the...

sākihiwē

Jamie Bell June 30, 2024

This week we've been thrilled to spend time at the sākihiwē festival down in Central Park and...

Dignity: Learning from sākihiwē Our mission is to Unite Kindness: Global Dignity Canada National Role Model and @1860 Winnipeg Arts founding member Tony Eetak met Sākihiwē Festival Director Alan Greyeyes during the Turtle Island Block Party on June 29, 2024. Photo: Jamie Bell

Dignity: Learning from sākihiwē

Jamie Bell June 29, 2024

We were thrilled to experience the vibrant cultural celebration of the Sākihiwē Festival's Turtle Island Block Party...

FoodFare BBQ turns up the heat for sākihiwē Festival Supporting local businesses like FoodFare not only guarantees high-quality products but also strengthens community ties. FoodFare’s dedication to events like the sākihiwē Festival shows the impact that local businesses can have on community events.

Supporting local businesses like FoodFare not only guarantees high-quality products but also strengthens community ties. FoodFare’s dedication to events like the sākihiwē Festival shows the impact that local businesses can have on community events.

FoodFare BBQ turns up the heat for sākihiwē Festival

Art Borups Corners June 29, 2024

Celebrate community and culture at the sākihiwē Festival Turtle Island Block Party, where FoodFare's BBQ delighted attendees...

Taste the Creativity Who knew tackling food security could be this deliciously fun? Join us this summer as we explore the arts, one bite at a time.

Taste the Creativity

Tony Eetak June 27, 2024

Explore Winnipeg’s vibrant arts and food scene with our project team. This week, we’ve enjoyed incredible visits...

Exploring Virtual Reality and a Visit to the Urban Shaman Art Gallery Emerging youth artist and musician Tony Eetak explores a VR installation in summer 2024 at the Urban Shaman Contemporary Art Gallery in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Emerging youth artist and musician Tony Eetak explores a VR installation in summer 2024 at the Urban Shaman Contemporary Art Gallery in Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Exploring Virtual Reality and a Visit to the Urban Shaman Art Gallery

Tony Eetak June 27, 2024

Discover the extraordinary experience at Urban Shaman Contemporary Art Gallery, where Indigenous art and innovative exhibitions like...

Building Arts and Food Security Connections in Winnipeg Jamie Bell and Tony Eetak catch up over poutine at Red River College’s Exchange District Campus in Winnipeg. The two artists are in the city this summer for Niriqatiginnga, a pilot project focused on arts entrepreneurship and food security, supported by Manitoba Agriculture and the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.

Jamie Bell and Tony Eetak catch up over poutine at Red River College’s Exchange District Campus in Winnipeg. The two artists are in the city this summer for Niriqatiginnga, a pilot project focused on arts entrepreneurship and food security, supported by Manitoba Agriculture and the Sustainable Canadian Agricultural Partnership.

Building Arts and Food Security Connections in Winnipeg

The Arts Incubator June 26, 2024

Artists Jamie Bell and Tony Eetak were recently spotted catching a quiet bite at Red River College’s...

Creative Roots Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reconnect in Winnipeg this week — two longtime collaborators from the former Arviat Film Society, continuing their shared journey in Indigenous media and storytelling.

Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reconnect in Winnipeg this week — two longtime collaborators from the former Arviat Film Society, continuing their shared journey in Indigenous media and storytelling.

Creative Roots

The Arts Incubator June 26, 2024

This week in Winnipeg, Jamie Bell and Evano Aggark, Jr. reunited to reflect on their shared roots...

Youth Tackle Food Security and Climate Change with Arts and Food Sector Entrepreneurship Building resilience is about more than just immediate solutions; it's about capacity building for the future. Climate change is increasingly posing a unique challenge, as it affects everything from growing seasons to infrastructure and transportation routes. Photo: Tony Eetak.