Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Tender Possibilities Poetry Reading Group Summer Series
We’re excited to be a community partner with Tender Possibilities, a poetry reading group.
This year, Tender Possibilities will host and facilitate sessions at Guild Park alongside featured poets and artists: Tiana Reid, Lillian Allen, wind in the leaves collective, Bahar Orang, and Furqan Mohamed.
What began as a small offering to reconnect in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns has grown into such a luminous and supportive community. Tender Possibilities focus remains on facilitating a meditative environment for authentic engagement with poetry, how we tend to each other and to the world around us.
Each gathering invites participants not only to read and be exposed to poetry, but also to locate themselves within it. Tender Possibilities hopes to connect with those who may not have access to in-person spaces for deep poetic engagement, especially as many reading series tend to be industry-oriented and concentrated in the downtown core.
Tender Possibilities believe poetry should always be an open invitation, one that nurtures a different kind of collective knowledge where its transformative effects can flourish.
This year Tender Possibilities at Guild Park on June 15, June 29, July 20, August 10, and/or August 24. Individual event registration will be open closer to each event. Stay up to date by following them on Instagram (@tenderpossibilities ) or head to their website to subscribe to their newsletter.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Tender Possibilities Poetry Reading Group Summer Series
We’re excited to be a community partner with Tender Possibilities, a poetry reading group.
This year, Tender Possibilities will host and facilitate sessions at Guild Park alongside featured poets and artists: Tiana Reid, Lillian Allen, wind in the leaves collective, Bahar Orang, and Furqan Mohamed.
What began as a small offering to reconnect in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns has grown into such a luminous and supportive community. Tender Possibilities focus remains on facilitating a meditative environment for authentic engagement with poetry, how we tend to each other and to the world around us.
Each gathering invites participants not only to read and be exposed to poetry, but also to locate themselves within it. Tender Possibilities hopes to connect with those who may not have access to in-person spaces for deep poetic engagement, especially as many reading series tend to be industry-oriented and concentrated in the downtown core.
Tender Possibilities believe poetry should always be an open invitation, one that nurtures a different kind of collective knowledge where its transformative effects can flourish.
This year Tender Possibilities at Guild Park on June 15, June 29, July 20, August 10, and/or August 24. Individual event registration will be open closer to each event. Stay up to date by following them on Instagram (@tenderpossibilities ) or head to their website to subscribe to their newsletter.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Didi, Film Screening at Milliken Park
We’re revisiting 2008 with @Regent Park Film this summer! #UnderTheStars2025 is bringing a FREE outdoor screening of DÌDI (2024, dir. Sean Wang) to Milliken Park—and we’re delighted to be co-presenting this memorable coming of age film.
During the last month of summer beforehigh school begins, an impressionable 13-year-old Taiwanese-American boy learns what his family can’t teach him: how to skate, how to flirt, and how to love your mom.
⭐️ Wednesday, July 25, 2025
⭐️ Pre-show at 7:30 pm, movie at sundown
⭐️ Milliken Park
Learn more at rpff.ca/uts2025, and see
you at #UTS2025!
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Tender Possibilities Poetry Reading Group Summer Series
We’re excited to be a community partner with Tender Possibilities, a poetry reading group.
This year, Tender Possibilities will host and facilitate sessions at Guild Park alongside featured poets and artists: Tiana Reid, Lillian Allen, wind in the leaves collective, Bahar Orang, and Furqan Mohamed.
What began as a small offering to reconnect in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns has grown into such a luminous and supportive community. Tender Possibilities focus remains on facilitating a meditative environment for authentic engagement with poetry, how we tend to each other and to the world around us.
Each gathering invites participants not only to read and be exposed to poetry, but also to locate themselves within it. Tender Possibilities hopes to connect with those who may not have access to in-person spaces for deep poetic engagement, especially as many reading series tend to be industry-oriented and concentrated in the downtown core.
Tender Possibilities believe poetry should always be an open invitation, one that nurtures a different kind of collective knowledge where its transformative effects can flourish.
This year Tender Possibilities at Guild Park on June 15, June 29, July 20, August 10, and/or August 24. Individual event registration will be open closer to each event. Stay up to date by following them on Instagram (@tenderpossibilities ) or head to their website to subscribe to their newsletter.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Eat More Scarborough
If you love summer BBQ, then this food tour is for you. This tour features mouthwatering BBQ and grilling stops all across Scarborough where we enjoy BBQ foods in all sorts of ways!
We will also dive into the history of BBQ, discussions of plant-based grilling and foodways around BBQ foods. We’ll also talk about great BBQ and grill spots you can enjoy all year long in Scarborough.
Bring your friends and family and join us for an afternoon of BBQ on July 12th at 1-5 PM.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Tender Possibilities Poetry Reading Group Summer Series
We’re excited to be a community partner with Tender Possibilities, a poetry reading group.
This year, Tender Possibilities will host and facilitate sessions at Guild Park alongside featured poets and artists: Tiana Reid, Lillian Allen, wind in the leaves collective, Bahar Orang, and Furqan Mohamed.
What began as a small offering to reconnect in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns has grown into such a luminous and supportive community. Tender Possibilities focus remains on facilitating a meditative environment for authentic engagement with poetry, how we tend to each other and to the world around us.
Each gathering invites participants not only to read and be exposed to poetry, but also to locate themselves within it. Tender Possibilities hopes to connect with those who may not have access to in-person spaces for deep poetic engagement, especially as many reading series tend to be industry-oriented and concentrated in the downtown core.
Tender Possibilities believe poetry should always be an open invitation, one that nurtures a different kind of collective knowledge where its transformative effects can flourish.
This year Tender Possibilities at Guild Park on June 15, June 29, July 20, August 10, and/or August 24. Individual event registration will be open closer to each event. Stay up to date by following them on Instagram (@tenderpossibilities ) or head to their website to subscribe to their newsletter.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Eat More Scarborough Solstice Food Tour
Celebrate the longest day of the year with a food tour! 🌞 Hop on a bus and join us on a delicious adventure in Scarborough next Friday on June 20 during Summer Solstice to try some of the tastiest eats with an exclusive guided interactive land-based activities. It’s food 🍱 nature 🍃 sun 🌞 and connections ❤️
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Tender Possibilities Poetry Reading Group Summer Series
We’re excited to be a community partner with Tender Possibilities, a poetry reading group.
This year, Tender Possibilities will host and facilitate sessions at Guild Park alongside featured poets and artists: Tiana Reid, Lillian Allen, wind in the leaves collective, Bahar Orang, and Furqan Mohamed.
What began as a small offering to reconnect in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic and lockdowns has grown into such a luminous and supportive community. Tender Possibilities focus remains on facilitating a meditative environment for authentic engagement with poetry, how we tend to each other and to the world around us.
Each gathering invites participants not only to read and be exposed to poetry, but also to locate themselves within it. Tender Possibilities hopes to connect with those who may not have access to in-person spaces for deep poetic engagement, especially as many reading series tend to be industry-oriented and concentrated in the downtown core.
Tender Possibilities believe poetry should always be an open invitation, one that nurtures a different kind of collective knowledge where its transformative effects can flourish.
This year Tender Possibilities at Guild Park on June 15, June 29, July 20, August 10, and/or August 24. Individual event registration will be open closer to each event. Stay up to date by following them on Instagram (@tenderpossibilities ) or head to their website to subscribe to their newsletter.
Lens on the Ends
Lens on the ends is a weekly, in-person intro to photography 📸 workshop series inviting selected BIPOC youth (ages 18-29) from Scarborough to develop their photography, documentation, and storytelling skills.
Led by Alicia Reid and Myuri Srikugan who want to help you refine both technical and creative skills by exploring Scarborough’s diverse landscapes, enhancing your visual storytelling skills, and connecting with fellow creatives through hands-on sessions, photo walks, and guided exercises.
Funded by ArtReach Toronto, and with support from Scarborough Arts and the Dorris McCarthy Gallery at UTSC.
[Registration for this program is now closed]
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station EXHIBITION with Kseniya Tsoy
Artists 0-10 years old! Come to make art and celebrate your creations together!!
On March 29 (1-3 PM) we will be gathering in the stunning Clark Centre for the Arts for a cool kids art party ❤️
Come expect
- art stations and collaborative artwork led by Auntie K @ktsoy.art
- craft table led by fairy Lana @lana_marc_crafts
- music by the amazing Fedor Bondar @bondar_198.7_fm
- DJ workshop and mini disco by Alex @sanya_be_free
- photos taken by Jae Yang @silentjae
Don’t miss, don’t miss, we see you there!!
RSVP by the link in bio 🎉
This program is a culmination of Imagination Station children’s art and creativity workshop series led by artist Kseniya Tsoy @ktsoy.art as part of Scarborough Arts COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite program with Workman Arts.
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Love Languages: Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets
📢 We invite you to join us for Rea Sweets’ course “Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy”! 📚
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
Registration begins today. To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Love Languages and Prioritizing Platonic Intimacy with Rea Sweets - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 18th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
⏰ TIMES: 6pm-8pm
📍 LOCATION: In-person (Toronto Public Library - Eglinton Square branch (Mall, 1 Eglinton Square #126, Toronto, ON M1L 2K1)
Participants will explore the 5 Love Languages Model of Physical Touch, Words of Affirmation, Quality Time, Acts of Service, and Gifts as they relate to platonic relationships through presentation, activities, writing exercises, and group discussions. Awareness of each other's Love Languages helps us understand both how to express our own needs, and how to meet the unique needs of our loved ones.
This weekly workshop series will explain and explore each language with practical examples - working with participants to identify the ways in which they express and receive love. Various activities will explore each love language. For example, writing a letter of thanks to someone we care about, a physical communication exercise, and creating a “gift” for loved ones. This series centers around the importance of healthy, engaged friendships as a key factor in developing a strong and reliable support system.
Participants will be provided with gift cards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@maximumsweets
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto #torontoevents
Workman Arts Satellite Program - COMMUNITY+Connects: Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy
📢 We invite you to join us for Kseniya Tsoy’s course “Imagination Station”! 📽️
This is a Scarborough Arts + Workman Arts Satellite Program!
To learn more and/or to register, please visit the link in our bio or go to workmanarts.com/satellite/scarborough-arts/.
Imagination Station with Kseniya Tsoy - COMMUNITY+Connects Satellite Program x Workman Arts - Google Forms (link in bio)
🗓️ DATES: Weekly - every Monday (except February 17th), February 3rd, 10th, 24th, March 3rd, 10th & 17th.
FINAL CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY, MARCH 29th.
⏰ TIMES: 5:30PM - 6:30PM
📍 LOCATION: Zoom (online)/ Final Celebration will be in-person (location TBD)
Imagination Station is back and with some exciting changes in programming!
This time will focus on mental wellness and family bonding through art and creativity. Participants will also explore a variety of materials and techniques and go on a journey of self-discovery and exploration of their relationships - with siblings, friends, and caregivers. As self-understanding is the basis of a healthy relationship with our world we will start with artful self-exploration and slowly progress to learning about us and our environments and the way we experience the world.
As always, we will make a lot of art and we will showcase it at our group show event where children and parents alike are all invited to exhibit. Family Collaborative family artworks are very welcome too - something new in this new version of our beloved program.
Participants will be provided with giftcards to purchase materials necessary for the duration of the program. Giftcards will be distributed ONE (1) per family, regardless of how many children are registered. If there are any accessibility needs around giftcard distribution, please contact Faith Rajasingham.
Access Notes: There will be an active listener present for all Workman Arts + Scarborough Arts Satellite programming.
Should you require any assistance with registration please reach out to Faith Rajasingham (Program Coordinator at Scarborough Arts) for support: faith@scarborougharts.com
@ktsoy.art
#arts #scarborougharts #workmanarts #workmanartsto #toronto
COMMUNITY+Connects: Artreprenurship E-Courses with RoundTable Records
Do you struggle with generating consistent and sustainable income as an artist? Do you want to learn how to transfer your soft skills and brand yourself for funders? Well, look no further!
Scarborough Arts presents COMMUNITY+Connects: Artrepenurship E-Courses with @RoundTableRecords ✨
These short videos will touch on a range of professional development skills that will support your career as an artist. Available on our YouTube (link) and our Website (link here) 🎨🖼️🎭🎵
📹 @Surf4ever32 / ThirtyTwo4One.Inc.
Thank you to our generous funders @ontrillium @cityofto @ontarioartscouncil @provinceofontario Ontario Arts Foundation @deltadownsviewcharities
ANNUAL JURIED EXHIBITION - Speculative: Scarborough Opening Reception
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Healthy Arts for Seniors - Golden Lens: Capturing Wisdom through the Ages
FREE SENIORS PROGRAM!
In an era defined by digital connectivity and rapid technological advancements, seniors often find themselves at risk of social isolation and digital exclusion. Recognizing the value of their lived experiences, we have developed a comprehensive program tailored to seniors that integrates digital literacy, photography, storytelling, intergenerational wisdom and celebrates the unique migration experiences of individuals from BIPOC backgrounds in Scarborough, Ontario. This program aims to bridge generational gaps, promote healthy aging through wellness, empower seniors with digital+creative skills, and provide a platform for them to share their rich cultural heritage through multimedia storytelling.
Facilitated by MARIAM MAGSI
12 Sessions on Wednesdays, 2-4PM: September 18th, 25th, October 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd, 30th, November 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th, December 4th, 11th, and 18th
Where: Hybrid: Online via Zoom, In-person locations TBD
*Zoom link will be sent to participants who have signed up for the program by September 15th, 2024.
Register here: https://forms.gle/d1SkwJyEXVuKPE9T7
