Rivers Day Talk

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Join us for an afternoon of oral history as local interdisciplinary artist, writer, and storyteller Cease Wyss shares stories of water and the importance of healthy rivers and streams for salmon and people.

ABOUT THE MOON FESTIVAL

This event is held as part of Still Moon Arts Society’s 18th Annual Renfrew Ravine Moon Festival, celebrating the full moon, the harvest abundance, and diverse cultural traditions. The festival highlights the artistic talents of the Renfrew-Collingwood neighbourhood and communities beyond, as well as the natural beauty of Still Creek and the Renfrew Ravine, one of the few remaining places in Vancouver with an open stream in a natural forest.

We invite you to explore this year’s themes of Constellations and Transformation, which are inspired by the ways communities have come together and stayed connected while remaining physically distant during these changing times.

This year’s festival is taking place throughout the month of September, featuring a mixture of in-person and virtual events that have been adapted for guests to safely enjoy. We are excited to bring back signature elements of our festival along with some new additions. Visit https://moonfest.stillmoonarts.ca for our full event calendar and for all the details about this year’s festival.

If you have any questions about this event or this year’s Moon Festival, please refer to our FAQ page: https://moonfest.stillmoonarts.ca/#faq. If you have further questions, please contact us at [email protected].

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Still Moon Arts Society

Still Moon Arts Society inspires vibrant and connected communities by creating artistic experiences and nurturing a passion for nature.

Our belief in the power of artistic experiences to move and engage people guides us as we continue to bring together art, environment, and community in the Renfrew-Collingwood neighbourhood and along the Still Creek corridor.

Since its inception in 2004, we have used art to raise awareness and bring about positive change by mobilizing the local community and government partners to restore the Renfrew Ravine from a neglected dumping ground to a place of wonder, natural beauty, and educational opportunities.