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Culture Days will return September 20 – October 13, 2024.
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A Red Dress Project sponsored by The Independent (in Johnstone Park)
Indigenous Fibre & textile arts
Date and time
Location
Johnstone Park on Main Street
Sackville, NB
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
About
Mount Allison student, Kiara Bubar, will present a Red Dress Project, along with information about murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls (MMIWGs). The Red Dress Project was created by Jaime Black as “an aesthetic response to the more than 1000 missing and murdered aboriginal women in Canada.”
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Students in Comm 3271 Arts and Culture Marketing with Dr. Rosemary Polegato
Students in Comm 3271 Arts and Culture Marketing have participated in Culture Days since its inception in 2010. Students design a program of 10 mini-events for downtown Sackville, do virtually all the marketing required, and carry out their plan for the program. The same 10 businesses and organizations have supported the project from the beginning. Each year the project has reached farther into the campus and town community for participants. As an experiential learning project, students submit a reflection of their learning from this community-based project.
This event is part of a hub:
Creativity, the Arts, and Well-being in Sackville, NB
Students in Comm 3271 Arts and Culture Marketing with Dr. Rosemary Polegato Sackville, NBJoin us in downtown Sackville at 10 locations! We will be there as you shop, pick up, your mail, do your banking, or grab a bite to eat. Share a happy memory. Take in the sounds of talented Mount Allison Music students. Listen to the sweet...