Music Dance Gallery / Exhibit Fundraiser / Charity Wheelchair Accessible Family Friendly Community
mail@artscentre.ca
(902) 582-3842
We are inspired by our gallery Artist Alan Syliboy and his Thundermaker exhibition, and today we will explore artistic traditions from the petroglyphs to contemporary Mi'kmaw art, and food inspired by Mi'kmaw recipes and our landscape.
We are thrilled to welcome Trevor Gould to perform.
Trevor Gould is from the Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, and is the Key Stories Curatorial Assistant for Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre. He studied Canadian History at Dalhousie University, and was previously a band councillor for his home community of Paqtnkek. When he started at Mi’kmawey Debert, he was a photo archive assistant, scanning and researching information on a collection of old photos from Elder Elsie Charles Basque. Presently he helps five mainland communities with their Key Stories Projects, which are all unique stories that each community wants the world to learn about them and their history. He is an avid traditional singer and dancer, and has a huge interest in working as a director and emcee for local powwows. He currently lives in the Sipekne’katik First Nation with his partner Jennifer and their beautiful daughter.
We'll also have some special Hallowe'en and Day of the Dead activities and Treats in an October extravaganza!
mail@artscentre.ca
(902) 582-3842
We are inspired by our gallery Artist Alan Syliboy and his Thundermaker exhibition, and today we will explore artistic traditions from the petroglyphs to contemporary Mi'kmaw art, and food inspired by Mi'kmaw recipes and our landscape.
We are thrilled to welcome Trevor Gould to perform.
Trevor Gould is from the Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation, and is the Key Stories Curatorial Assistant for Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre. He studied Canadian History at Dalhousie University, and was previously a band councillor for his home community of Paqtnkek. When he started at Mi’kmawey Debert, he was a photo archive assistant, scanning and researching information on a collection of old photos from Elder Elsie Charles Basque. Presently he helps five mainland communities with their Key Stories Projects, which are all unique stories that each community wants the world to learn about them and their history. He is an avid traditional singer and dancer, and has a huge interest in working as a director and emcee for local powwows. He currently lives in the Sipekne’katik First Nation with his partner Jennifer and their beautiful daughter.
We'll also have some special Hallowe'en and Day of the Dead activities and Treats in an October extravaganza!
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Admission by donation, with a $5 per person suggested minimum donation. Food is extra and per piece.
