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Culture Days will return September 20 – October 13, 2024.

  • Info graphic with a circular logo and black text that says "A/I/R Ambassador Series. Access. Inclusion. Resilience." Solid yellow on one side and a rainbow image make up the background.
  • A woman stands behind a brightly lit white screen while holding a puppet that creates the shadow of a fish. A young girl stands in front of the screen intently watching the puppet show.
    Photo courtesy of Cherie Chai
  • A group of multiple hands intertwine with a wall full of colourful yarn weavings.
    Photo courtesy of Cameron Gelderman
  • A hand with a ring on the fourth finger, coming out of a red and white striped sleeve and beige wool sweater, holding an Indigenous drum with fingers gripping a web of strings incasing the drum.
    Photo courtesy of Summer Tyance

A/I/R Ambassador Series

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Across BC

Vancouver, BC

Far and wide across the province, the 2023 BC Culture Days ambassadors are participating in mentorships, developing their artistic practices, and planning public activities for Culture Days with the theme of AIR (access, inclusion, and resilience) in mind. The 2023 A/I/R Ambassador Series features low-barrier arts and culture events, created under the creed that creativity, artistic exploration, and collaborative artmaking are for everyone. During Culture Days, our ambassadors will present inclusive and accessible free-to-attend events for their local communities including Salt Spring Island, Victoria, Vancouver, Trail, Kelowna, Kamloops, Prince George, and Quesnel. Through their events they will create safe, community-focused spaces for all to enjoy, in both urban centres and rural regions across B.C. In doing so, these artists will support greater participation from Deaf and disabled, neurodivergent, IBPOC, 2SLGBTQQIA+ and other underrepresented communities gathering together to connect, share, learn, and explore through arts and culture. The series’ range of activities include a shadow puppet language workshop, a collaborative yarn mural, a social justice banner-making afternoon, a Two-spirit-led drumming session, and much more. The A/I/R Ambassador Series stands to showcase diversity and inclusion, encouraging accessibility and community care as habitual priorities for arts and culture practitioners, while inspiring liberating, creative experiences for all arts and culture lovers and goers alike.

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BC Culture Days

bccommunications@culturedays.ca

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