Indigenous-inspired buildings in Scarborough will invite people to see former borough differently
There is a Scarborough everyone sees and another, often unseen but always there and growing, that is Indigenous.
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There is a Scarborough everyone sees and another, often unseen but always there and growing, that is Indigenous.
Today, the City of Toronto's new Clark Centre for the Arts, located at 191 Guildwood Pkwy., in Guild Park and Gardens, officially opened to the public with a
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.
3/23-26, UW Memorial Union. Poetry slam: Preliminary 5:30 & 8:30 pm, 3/23; semi-finals 7:30 pm, 3/24; finals 6:30 pm, 3/25. "Body Politics," with performance by Shasparay, panel discussion, 2 pm, 3/26; Chika, 8 pm, 3/26 (free). $50-$10.