Virtual arts and culture

Age 55+ movers can practice and create with professional dancers in this free online dance project.

This work is supported by The Vancouver Park Board, West Point Grey Community Centre Association, and the Arts & Health Project.

With an environmental arts focus, EartHand Gleaners connects makers with materials that come directly from the land and the recyclable world around us.

From ‘wardrobe hack’ workshops for re-inventing old clothes to clinics on knitting and weaving.

Join in arts, gardening, science education, and cooking activities inspired by mushrooms and learn about the amazing ways fungi shape and connect our world.

Connect with community, gardens, and programs that catalyze healthy eating, ecological stewardship, and community celebration.

Visit Fresh Five project for ideas on how parents and educators can engage kids with food and garden activities from home.

Moberly Park artists’ collective in residence Echo Park Film Crew works with community to create and share eco-friendly films that inspire, educate, and empower.

The Alder Eco Arts Hub combines art, environmental stewardship, and learning with a focus on ethical wild crafting and the creation of creative and functional objects with the natural and sustainable gifts found in Renfrew Ravine.

Memorial Park South Fieldhouse artists in residence, Cloudscape Comics, explore all things comics related online, including interviews and ‘how to talks’ with comics creators.

Together, learn about Indigenous plants, foods, and medicines through plant walks, art workshops, and new gardening finds.

Echo Park Film Centre North and Girls Rock Camp teamed up to make a music video at Moberly Arts and Culture Centre that combines eco-friendly film, food, community, and gardening.

Dancing the Parenting helps children under 5 and their grown ups co-create dance using the natural movements and curiosities of small children – rolling, cuddling, chasing, crawling, and wobbling are the starting places for making dance together.