Letters to Eatonville Library by Hiba Abdallah

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Hiba Abdallah will be sitting down with Eatonville library staff to discuss her installation and book which features a collection of letters written by staff and surrounding community detailing their relationship to the library.

Date: Tuesday October 12th, 2021

Time: 6:30pm

Location: Online via Toronto Public Library's Crowdcast channel TPL Programs.

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About the program:

Libraries are quiet buildings, filled to the brim with stories loud enough to reverberate into the hearts of a community. What is the meaning and possibility of libraries as beacons of community gathering, curiosity and public importance. In the process of creating an installation and book for presentation during the festival, Hiba Abdallah has been investigating the importance of Etobicoke’s Eatonville Library to its staff, community, and visitors.

To read more about Hiba Abdallah and her work, visit our website.

This program is a part of the Creatives In Residence series by Ontario Culture Days as well as the ON Culture Days @ the Library series by Ontario Culture Days and Toronto Public Library.

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Ontario Culture Days

Ontario Culture Days is a celebration of artists and cultural organizations in our communities. Every year, we coordinate an exciting celebration of arts & culture programming across Ontario.