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@ArtsBuildON, the licensee for SpaceFinder in Canada, would like to thank all our partners that made this program a success in Canada for the past 5 years. Please stay in touch as we seek alternative solutions and work with partners to determine the right path forward. 2/2
While Fractured Atlas had previously stopped all technical support of SpaceFinder, FA has now decided to shutdown SpaceFinder on October 1, 2020, including SpaceFinder X. Please read FA's announcement here: https://t.co/FdmOiHHbRk 1/2
As we enter the month of March, Spring is upon us! What better way to get a headstart on some Spring cleaning than to spruce up your #SpaceFinderYR listing? https://t.co/6d17aHJ9Tw
MARCH BREAK is almost here and What’s the Buzzzzz? is coming Wed., March 18 from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. Kids ages 8-12 can find out all about honey bees and the huge benefits they provide. They’ll also create a craft celebrating bees. Register now https://t.co/tFCI9K08tw
Winter is coming! #Markham writer Evan Winter is gaining traction in Canadian publishing. His debut fantasy novel The Rage of Dragons made the #CanadaReads 2020 longlist. Immerse yourself in a world that has been described as Game of Thrones meets Gladiator. #BlackHistoryMonth
Are you looking to make improvements to your facility with accessibility in mind? Learn from Angie Stillitano and Peter Fehlhaber in our upcoming webinar, 'Improving Venue Accessibility: The Al Green Theatre' on Wednesday March 25! Register for FREE today: https://t.co/3PUbY4JRCH
Let's support local arts in our community!
The Richmond Hill Cultural Summit 2020 is happening on March 31st 🙂
RSVP for FREE https://t.co/D9r51elt1g
#RHCulturalSummit
.@smallworldnotes has launched their new artist development program! eMERGEnce is a professional development program for refugee, newcomer, and emerging musicians.
Click here for more info about the program & a list of all workshops and info sessions: https://t.co/4FHL0CcYTk
Happy Friday! Feeling stressed after a busy week? Try working on some art this weekend! 🎨A study from @DrexelUniv found that cortisol (a stress-related hormone) lowers significantly after just 45 minutes of making art, regardless of artistic experience 👍
#Northbound2020 is just 1 month away! 🎉This free juried art program supports the professional development of emerging artists in North York.
We can't wait to share these incredible exhibits with you. Click here to learn about this year's artists: https://t.co/6uDKUlMMdb
Are you a Mississauga artist looking to expand your work into the public realm?🎨
Attend a free workshop by @citymississauga to help with your submissions to Calls for Artists with the City of Mississauga's Public Art Team! March 12, 6-8PM.
Register here:https://t.co/bZdyIb1vra
"Ears, Eyes, Voice" is a FREE groundbreaking photography exhibition featuring visual works by renowned Black Canadian photojournalists Jules Elder, Eddie Grant, Diane Liverpool, Al Peabody and Jim Russell. Check it out at @MeridianArtsCtr until March 8! #BlackHistoryMonth#TOLive
What a marvelous way to help students with self-regulation. I know some adults that could sit in on your lessons and benefit as well! Amazing! @kprschools@arvallillee
Qassim visited our Cornell library branch to learn how to 3D print a dragon using the Dremel 3D20. If you want to learn more about how you can start 3D printing at the library, visit our website or stop by your local branch for more information.
.@Soulpepper’s new artistic director is rebuilding the company in some pretty inventive ways. @weynimengesha tells @spaikin why they decided to make their plays free to audiences under 25. Tonight at 8/11pm | Producer: @sandragionas
🎸🎻🎵MPL's Musical Instrument Lending #Library will be opening in April! Staff are gearing up to get the space ready. This week we tested out our slatwall to see how well it holds some of the instruments we have. What #instrument would you like to try? #markham#music
After hearing about the grandeur of Ontario's north country, A.Y. Jackson first visited Algonquin Park in February of 1914 on Tom Thomson's insistence. There he not only found an excellent painting country, but also a distinct image of Canada.