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Learn to knit or share tips. Free tea or coffee.
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The Displacement Project
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Exhibition-themed art activity, free cookies, coffee & juice.
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A cash bar to go with drawing activities and free snacks.
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Virginia Bordeleau a visual artist, a poet and a novelist of Cree origin will talk in French about contemporary French-speaking First Nation authors in Quebec and about her work.
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Learn to knit or share tips. Free tea or coffee.
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Let the uLethbridge Art Gallery buy you a coffee.
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Works from uLethbridge's Marmie Hess collection. Curated by David Smith.
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How does it feel to be displaced? What does it do to your sense of identity, and your sense of who you are, when you lose your home? How can we talk about these issues if we don’t share the same language?
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CALLING ALL SOUTHERN ALBERTAN ARTISTS!