Jamii

An arts organization committed to enhancing social cohesion within #TheEsplanade community & beyond. Recipient of the 2020 Community #TOArtsAwards @TOArtsFdn

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

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[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/LpYjy1QjDW

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/HW69e4uXRp

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/rEzsZ4ARGF

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/e8dRFbRp8H

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/lR237T8ruC

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/ZM7VCHP4PO

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/I0xzp2Gz2J

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

@Zahra_Siddi Thank you @Zahra_Siddi !!!!

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

@Jameazuberi @tdsb @marketlaneps1 @torontolibrary We love taking the community on tours of our photo exhibit and are so grateful you participated!!

[Jamea Zuberi @Jameazuberi]

Special thanks to @JamiiEsplanade for the @tdsb @marketlaneps1 community walking trip to @torontolibrary as Ss and staff build our knowledge about Indigengeous First Nations communities. The art work was breathtaking, have a look.

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Just posted a photo @ David Crombie Park https://t.co/XRntaxqxdA

[tiger princess dance projects @yveing]

Community News 📰 🐯 {The Wedding Part 3 – FOR OUR VIP GUESTS ONLY}

Our AD, Yvonne Ng was able to be a part of this wonderful project by the insanely talented @jamiiesplanade! More information at the link below!

https://t.co/l9QF9KAzJI

[SLNASpeaks @slnaspeaks]

Local arts group @JamiiEsplanade is commemorating 10 years of service to the community with this flashack to the original Toronto city builders and the social force that created the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood: https://t.co/QxpMWEaY7C #davidcrombie #alanlittlewood

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Want to be notified when we are presenting our next artistic project? Visit https://t.co/gOtk5N8W9U and scroll down mid-page to sign-up! #TheEsplanade #JamiiEsplanade #DowntownToronto #FreeEvents #CommunityArts #TorontoArts

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Our latest Enews went out this morning!
Featured info & updates about our continued collaboration with the community of Pikangikum First Nation, an upcoming photo exhibit in our neighbourhood, a new Jamii family member and a fun fundraising initiative!
https://t.co/NFVSeDBsBK

[Heritage Toronto @heritagetoronto]

Congrats to "Unlocked: A Flow of Colourful Connections in Lockdown", nominated for our 2021 Public History #HTAwards. This short film by @JamiiEsplanade captures the personal journey of eleven women during the COVID-19 pandemic. More on all nominees: https://t.co/kNxHfQiKX7

[SLNASpeaks @slnaspeaks]

SLNA News - Community Mtg Sept. 29 w/ Councillor @joe_cressy ; This Weekend @JamiiEsplanade Caring Connections Event; @cityoftoronto Community Environment Days details; Explore Toronto with #StrollTO; @Enoch_Turner_SH Fall Speaker Series; and more: https://t.co/Wclka6SStm

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

Let's celebrate @OnCultureDays together!
Help us create a collage that will be gifted to the Pikangikum First Nation community in Northern Ontario!
Meet at The Esplanade & George Street from 3-5pm this wknd Friday, Sat or Sunday!
Registration is required.
https://t.co/H7ICALOMf3

[Jamii @JamiiEsplanade]

So proud to be featuring Maddy's work in our photo exhibit downtown Toronto int he St Lawrence Market neighbourhood! Girls from your young women in leadership (through the arts) program called "Laini" chose Maddy's photos! https://t.co/xIlG5vKlZE

[CBC Indigenous @CBCIndigenous]

See the stars, wilderness and beauty surrounding Pikangikum First Nation, Ont. through the eyes of 15-year-old amateur photographer, Maddy King. https://t.co/3dpCJ3lUGf