Celebrating Indigenous Arts in Algonquin Territory: Asinabka Festival is back August 10–14
First launched in 2012, the Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival is back with in-person programming this year!
Asinabka Film & Media Arts Festival
Summer Nights: Cinema and music under the stars at Club SAW—until Aug. 28
SAW invites music fans and film lovers to congregate under the stars for a special edition of Summer Nights, a summer festival every weekend this month.
Asinabka Festival celebrates Indigenous film and art in cyber space—09.16.20 to 09.20.20
It’s an entertaining, highly innovative program which aims to represent the best in Indigenous film.
Weekend Roundup: Quoi faire ?
Well friends, January seemed 80 days long didn’t it? You owe it to yourself to dig your way out of the snow mountain outside your home and venture out to kick February off with style.
Stories from the North: Watch Inuit and Sámi films projected onto a screen made of snow
Unikkaaqtuarniq: Stories from the North is screening from 6–9pm, February 1–4 outside of the Aberdeen Pavilion in Lansdowne Park (1525 Princess Patricia Way). Dress for the weather. Admission is free.
