A Different Drummer Books and Burlington Public
Library invite you to a new session of the Engaging Ideas lecture and discussion series,
featuring one of Canada's most distinguished and delightful artists:
Drew Hayden Taylor
presents
Me Artsy
Monday, April 20, 7 p.m.
Centennial Hall, Burlington Central Library, 2331 New Street, Burlington, Ontario (Map here.)
Honoured and highly accomplished in many fields, novelist, comedian, playwright, cultural commentator, broadcaster, filmmaker, and gifted and impassioned storyteller Drew Hayden Taylor visits Burlington to present his latest work.
Mr. Taylor conceived, edited and is one of fourteen contributors to Me Artsy, an anthology of piquant and witty essays by illustrious First Nations artists exploring their creative endeavours in a great variety of disciplines, including the fine arts, theatre, music, cuisine, fashion and film.
"Me Artsy not only sticks its big toe into the sea of aboriginal
creativity, but also tries to understand why we decide to get our toes so
wet." --Drew Hayden Taylor
"We are becoming the 'Indian' that we want to be ~ and the 'arts' are reflecting that." --Rose Stella, actor, singer, artistic director of The Centre for Indigenous Theatre and contributor to Me Artsy
Tickets are $10, available at A Different Drummer Books (513 Locust Street, Burlington) or at the Third Floor Information Desk at the Library. To reserve seats, please contact (905) 639-0925 or diffdrum@mac.com
Honoured and highly accomplished in many fields, novelist, comedian, playwright, cultural commentator, broadcaster, filmmaker, and gifted and impassioned storyteller Drew Hayden Taylor visits Burlington to present his latest work.
Mr. Taylor conceived, edited and is one of fourteen contributors to Me Artsy, an anthology of piquant and witty essays by illustrious First Nations artists exploring their creative endeavours in a great variety of disciplines, including the fine arts, theatre, music, cuisine, fashion and film.
Drew Hayden Taylor |
"We are becoming the 'Indian' that we want to be ~ and the 'arts' are reflecting that." --Rose Stella, actor, singer, artistic director of The Centre for Indigenous Theatre and contributor to Me Artsy
Tickets are $10, available at A Different Drummer Books (513 Locust Street, Burlington) or at the Third Floor Information Desk at the Library. To reserve seats, please contact (905) 639-0925 or diffdrum@mac.com
Note: Brian Henry has a “How to Write Great Characters” workshop coming up at the Burlington Central Library on July 11. Details here.
See Brian's full schedule here, including writing workshops and creative writing
courses in Barrie, Brampton, Bolton,
Burlington, Caledon, Cambridge, Collingwood, Georgetown, Guelph, Hamilton,
Kingston, London, Midland, Mississauga, Newmarket, Niagara on the Lake,
Orillia, Oakville, Ottawa, Peterborough, St. Catharines, Sudbury, Thessalon,
Toronto, Windsor, Halton, Kitchener-Waterloo, Muskoka, Peel, Simcoe, York, the
GTA, Ontario and beyond.
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