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Newcomers are invited to participate in a variety of skill-sharing art workshops. Instructor Yoko Tomita and guest artists lead each session. All materials are provided. No experience necessary. Upcoming sessions: Acrylic painting on small canvasTuesday, March 21...
Learn to crochet in this free workshop at the CNH Annex! Participants will learn the basics of this textile-based art form by making a 6-inch square dishcloth. All materials are provided. Registration required; priority bookings for newcomers. Registration Online:...
Experience the joy of dancing in an open environment where all our differences and disabilities are celebrated!
CNH is privileged to have Yoko as part of the community and we have all learned so much from her.
Each Thursday, CNH’s Food Hub team offers free vegetables and fruits to community members. Pickup takes place inside the gymnasium at the CNH Main Site (5288 Joyce St.) Quantities vary. For questions, please email foodhub@cnh.bc.ca or call...
Join the Social Culture Learning Club at the CNH Annex at this upcoming workshop on making holiday cards! Led by resident instructor Yoko Tomita and a guest artist, this free event is part of a regular series of art workshops at the CNH Annex. No experience is...
This event discusses themes which may be triggering for some. Open to all communities, this 1.5 hour presentation and performance is based on local artist HK’s journey as a former child of foster care. Join HK, also known as Higher Knowledge or Bryant Doradea,...
Do you have a great idea to bring your community together? Neighbourhood Small Grants is back for another season! Here are some example grant ideas: – Cooking classes online or in-person– Kids crafting sessions– Learn to knit, paint, or dance–...
Presentations on Coast Salish weaving, decolonial ethnobotanical research, and indigenous intercultural artistic process Please join us for the next event in our Shedding Light Talk Series: Weaving Traditions for our Ecological Future at Falaise Park! These public...
In an effort to bring neighbours together, Collingwood Community Policing Centre hosted their first Movie Night in the Park. Starting out with an 840inch movie screen and a nice little sound system, Movie Nights in the Park has since grown to include two series each...
