Culinary / Wine Dance Music Workshop / Class Festival / Fair Family-Friendly
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We’re SO excited to present this jam-packed Every Day is Earth Day series, focusing on climate action, Indigenous culture and music.
Details below are subject to change.
2:30 - Drum circle and traditional Mi’kmaq songs workshop with Aaron Prosper
3:30 - Climate-Action songwriting workshop led by Braden Lam and Kim Barlow
5:00 - pop-up choir with Freya Milliken and members of the Queer Community Chorus!
6:00 - Sustainable, local, DELICIOUS pizza & salad bar by Jenny & Meagan Osburn - Winners of the Select NS Local Food Heroes, 2013. Vegan & gluten free options.
7:00 - Round-table w Kim Frye of Music Declares Emergency, Braden Lam and Alan Syliboy, on Music, Climate Action and Indigenous Knowledge.
8:00 - Midnight - We'll cap the day off with great music and dancing, featuring Braden Lam, John Muirhead, Heather Kelday, Aaron Prosper, Steel Cut Oats, SuperVillian and Keeper E!
This event is open to all-ages, and is a drug-and-alcohol-free event.
We encourage ride-sharing to the event, and we'll be offering shuttles from outlying areas. Send us a message if you'd like to hop on the Earth Day bus!
We'd like to thank our partners for making these events possible, including the Small Change Fund, Music Declares Emergency, and the Town of Wolfville. MIC recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians.
[email protected]
We’re SO excited to present this jam-packed Every Day is Earth Day series, focusing on climate action, Indigenous culture and music.
Details below are subject to change.
2:30 - Drum circle and traditional Mi’kmaq songs workshop with Aaron Prosper
3:30 - Climate-Action songwriting workshop led by Braden Lam and Kim Barlow
5:00 - pop-up choir with Freya Milliken and members of the Queer Community Chorus!
6:00 - Sustainable, local, DELICIOUS pizza & salad bar by Jenny & Meagan Osburn - Winners of the Select NS Local Food Heroes, 2013. Vegan & gluten free options.
7:00 - Round-table w Kim Frye of Music Declares Emergency, Braden Lam and Alan Syliboy, on Music, Climate Action and Indigenous Knowledge.
8:00 - Midnight - We'll cap the day off with great music and dancing, featuring Braden Lam, John Muirhead, Heather Kelday, Aaron Prosper, Steel Cut Oats, SuperVillian and Keeper E!
This event is open to all-ages, and is a drug-and-alcohol-free event.
We encourage ride-sharing to the event, and we'll be offering shuttles from outlying areas. Send us a message if you'd like to hop on the Earth Day bus!
We'd like to thank our partners for making these events possible, including the Small Change Fund, Music Declares Emergency, and the Town of Wolfville. MIC recognizes the support of the Province of Nova Scotia. We are pleased to work in partnership with the Department of Communities, Culture and Heritage to develop and promote our cultural resources for all Nova Scotians.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing
Whole event: $50 / $25 students
Evening Music only: $20 / $10 students (+ eventbrite fees)
Mocktails and desserts will be available all night for $2.
Where to buy Tickets: Tickets for the evening music will also be available at the door. Please pre-purchase if you'd like to attend the whole day.
Purchase Tickets Online
Whole event: $50 / $25 students
Evening Music only: $20 / $10 students (+ eventbrite fees)
Mocktails and desserts will be available all night for $2.
Where to buy Tickets: Tickets for the evening music will also be available at the door. Please pre-purchase if you'd like to attend the whole day.
Purchase Tickets Online
24 Elm Avenue
Wolfville, Nova Scotia
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902-697-3344
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