A guaranteed sweaty eve that may cause your endorphin levels to sky rocket! Get invigorated, and nostalgic with Meghan Bohomme as she guides you down memory lane! Fill your body with the heart pounding beats of the 90's!
SONIA EKIYOR-KATIMI Sonia Ekiyor-Katimi is a Nigerian self taught artist completing her master of architecture in Sudbury. Challenging the stereotypes that restrict individual Blackness, she determines to represent the quotidian as well as the intricacies of Black culture in daily life. With a mindset of placeless, Sonia Ekiyor-Katimi aims to represent all the observations of Blackness and adaptability as it pertains to her history living in three different continents without a fixed identity. As a primary architectural professional, Sonia has taken part in art festivals, art battles and storefront displays but is finding her way into the realm of being a multidisciplinary creator through architecture, set design, painting, photography, drawing and collage. RUBY GIBSON Ruby Gibson was born in Harare, Zimbabwe to a Zimbabwean mother and Canadian father. She discovered a love for art through her grandmother, a professional painter in British Columbia. Ruby studied graphic design at York University and Sheridan College in their Honours Bachelor of Design program. Ruby loves teaching arts & crafts workshops as well as volunteering in the community. Ruby owns and operates an eco-friendly arts & crafts company called Artcraft Co. that focuses on using art as a tool for environmental awareness education. When she is not making art or running her business, Ruby works in film and television both behind the scenes and in front of the camera. Ruby's focus for this exhibition is Afro-futurism. So much of African history has been lost to the violent sands of time, leaving behind an incomplete picture of who we really are. In her collection, Ruby asks the viewer to abandon their preconceptions of what it is to be black today and imagine a new future where the earth is sacred, the possibilities are limitless and beauty is infinite. As a biracial woman, Ruby's work is...
What: ARC’s infamous lead competition! When: February 1st, 7-10pm Cost: $15 If you sign up by January 15th! Prerequisites: To enter the comp you must be able to lead climb! But if you can’t, you’re more than welcome to come watch! (or get in touch with us at info@arcclimbing.ca) to figure out if you can do a lead test or course!) Do I need a partner? Not necessarily, we will have staff belayers on hand to catch you (if necessary) Who will be there: EVERYONE! Climbing Grades: 5.7 and up Cover photo: Photo creds to Miriam Sherman
Browser extensions are small software programs that modify and enhance our experience on the web. They range from playful to practical, with the goal of doing one thing, well. Extensions can help customize our browsing experience or increase productivity by reducing repetitive tasks. In this workshop, we will use code as a tool for empowerment, to develop agency and harness change by building our own extension for Google Chrome! This workshop is designed to be a hands-on experience, where learners will: - learn basic programming techniques and concepts that are translatable to other programming languages - review the basic building blocks of how HTML, CSS, and JavaScript work together to create richer online experiences - load and update extensions using Chrome’s developer mode modify and replace elements using JavaScript (more kittens on the web!) Prerequisites: None! This workshop is designed for beginners.
The City of Greater Sudbury invites residents to a free outdoor family celebration on Snow Day, Saturday, February 2, 2019, from 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. near the Grace Hartman Amphitheatre in Bell Park. Activities include sliding, climbing, snow art, snowshoeing, skating, snowboarding and much more. A warm-up area, equipped with change tables and nursing stations, will be available for families with babies and young children. Kina Gbezhgomi Child & Family Services will offer a campfire for warmth, and provide a comfortable place for storytelling and bannock making. Transportation to Bell Park will be free of charge aboard Greater Sudbury Transit when passengers inform the bus operator they are attending Snow Day. Free helmets and equipment for activities will be available for loan at the Bell Park entrance. Meals and snacks may be purchased from food vendors. The schedule of Snow Day activities may change dependent on weather conditions. Please check for updates. Visit www.greatersudbury.ca/snowday or follow us on Twitter at @greatersudbury or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/greatersudbury). **************************** La Ville du Grand Sudbury invite les citoyens à participer à la Journée de neige, une célébration familiale gratuite en plein air qui aura lieu le samedi 2 février 2019, de 11 h à 15 h, près de l’amphithéâtre Grace Hartman dans le parc Bell. Parmi les activités qui y seront offertes, notons : glissades, escalades, création d’art dans la neige, raquette, patinage, planche à neige, etc. Une aire spéciale sera disponible où les familles avec des bébés et de jeunes enfants pourront se réchauffer, changer les couches et nourrir les bébés. Les Kina Gbezhgomi Child & Family Services bâtiront un feu de camp pour vous réchauffer et vous offrir un endroit confortable où écouter des histoires et cuire du pain bannock. Le transport par autobus sera gratuit pour vous rendre au...
The series continues! Join host Kelly Perras and singer/songwriter Kevin Closs from Manitoulin Island for a night of stories and songs in the intimate Steve's Encore at STC. Kevin's songs have become as much a part of Northern Ontario's cultural landscape as jack pines and loons. Tickets are only $20 each. Get your tickets at the STC DiBrina Box Office by calling us at 705.674.8381 or by visiting us online at bit.ly/VoicesOTR2
Join us for an evening of amazing live comedy hosted by the incredible Shawn McLaren, that will sure to have you rolling in your fancy cocktails! We follow that up with an amazing night of live music courtesy of the incredible, Bandoleers. Our limited tickets can be purchased directly from the Alibi room. We have limited seating tickets for $15 and standing room only tickets for $10. Make sure to arrive early to get your desired seating! All proceeds from ticket sales go directly to the performers. Doors open 7pm Bandoleers take over after the show
Saturday, February 2nd, Bob Marley Tribute with House of David Gang. $10 advance tix + tax... $15.00 at the door.... or $10.00 at the door with a donation to the Sudbury Food Bank. Donation Boxes available. There are very few parties each year that are this fun. Celebrate the life of the prolific singer and Rasta warrior, Robert Nesta Marley. Bob helped to show the world the spirit of Reggae music and it’s power to call for peace and unity. His death at 36 years old was far too young but we have so much of him to remember from the early Ska years and Studio One recordings with the original Wailers, Peter and Bunny, through the years of worldwide tours and international acclaim. Come celebrate the great songs of Bob Marley at our annual tribute hosted skilfully by the House of David Gang Reggae Band. House of David Gang is Canada's busiest touring reggae band. Rooted in the timeless tradition of Jamaican roots reggae from the 70s and early 80s as embodied by the immortal Bob Marley, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer; House of David Gang adds a potent mix of jazz, funk and afrobeat to create a true global reggae orchestra.
Cross-Out Cancer – Ski Loppet MOVE—Kivi Park Series Event Sunday, February 3, 2019 Kivi Park - Sudbury, ON Do you cross country ski, like the outdoors and want to help the NCF? Come be a part of the ‘Cross-Out Cancer” Ski Loppet. It will be a great day of skiing the groomed the trails, while enjoying the beautiful scenery. Register Today! 1km (Kids) Free 5km and 15km - $35 Adults and $5 Kids Rentals available through Adventure365 call 705.222.2772 to reserve yours today! This fun-filled event is a fantastic time for everyone - whether they are on the trails skiinging, enjoying the activities like sliding and skating or the “Après Ski Area” warming up by the fire with hot chocolate, marshmallows and snacks. Cross-Out Cancer Volunteers: How to become a Volunteer! The Northern Cancer Foundation (NCF) is looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help with the event. NCF events - including the Cross-Out Cancer - are a fantastic way to build your volunteer portfolio and gain experience working at events that aren’t your typical charity fundraisers. The event’s volunteers will fill a variety of roles both on the course and off the course helping to create a memorable experience for event participants. If you or someone you know may be interested please contact Liz at 705.523.4673 (HOPE) or by email at etaillefer@hsnsudbury.ca. So please, join us for the Cross-Out Cancer by participating or volunteering on February 3rd!
Kinstretch is a movement enhancement system that develops maximum body control, flexibility and useable ranges of motion. In this 2 hour workshop, Dr. Kam will offer a brief discussion on the evolution of human movement- what we were designed to do, and what we are doing now. **The neuro-mechanical basis of injury | rehab | training. **How we can build the foundation in our joints to continue to do the things we love to do. **As well as tools to add to your daily movements to create a sustainable movement practice! Expect a small discussion and a Kinstretch session.