In Feb 2017 we paid tribute to one of the most influential artist-activitsts Harry Beafonte. Through theatre dance and music we revisited key points in Belafonte's life, his years in NYC and Jamaica, his early stardom in the 1950s, his support of Dr. King and his film career.
FEB 26 - The View From Here: Songs & Stories of Black Resilience, Triumph & Innovation. Celebrate BHM w/Andrew Craig.
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Multidisciplinary artist Andrew Craig presents a program of music and stories chronicling the past, present and future of the Black experience in Canada. Register at
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From 2016 to 2018, Culchahworks created and presented the Can You Read Festival, at Harbourfront Centre. These innovative Festivals received donations of non-perishable food items, particularly proteins, and offered in exchange a selection of thousands of new books!
Sounds Of The Season is full swing! Tune in - 89.1FM in Kitchener-Waterloo area - or watch on Facebook Live! I’ll be playing a new tune around 7:50pm....
Down in Reggae Lane, for #soundsofeglinton - a festival of music, food and community, in support of the Eglinton-Oakwood neighbourhood. Come down and nyam a patty!! #eglintonwestproject
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"A formal apology for slavery would be welcome, but even better would be a commitment at all levels of government to stop causing, and to reverse, the harm."
#Blackhistory#Hereandthenow#Slavery#AntiBlackRacism
Support this wonderful cause by PACE Canada - Project for the Advancement of Childhood Education Memember of Culchahworks Board of Directors Sandra Whiting #Pace#pacecanada#education#jamaica#toronto#schools... https://t.co/a1N2IIHwbf