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Time: December 13, 2011 to December 15, 2011
Location: W2 Media Cafe
Street: 111 W Hastings St
City/Town: Vancouver, BC, V6B
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Phone: 604-689-9896
Event Neighbourhood and Type: festival!!
Organized By: W2 Community Media Arts Society
Latest Activity: Dec 13, 2011
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1st Annual Urban Aboriginal Winter Festival
What: A cultural showcase with renowned Aboriginal Performing Artists, an Aboriginal Artisan Winter Sale, Hip Hop Bingo, Blues Review & Powwow, Film Night, Children's Art Program, Traditional Dancers, Traditional Tea service, and nightly Aboriginal Community Dinners.
Date: Tuesday to Thursday, Dec 13-15, 11am-9pm
Where: W2 Media Cafe & Woodward's Atrium, 111 West Hastings (at Abbott)
Why: Shop hyperlocal this season and support urban aboriginal artists during this week's Urban Aboriginal Winter Festival (Dec 13-15) at W2 Media Cafe and Woodward's Atrium. Where else can you shop for a range of beautiful handmade items from hyperlocal artisans, while enjoying delicious foods & Aboriginal culture!
Who: Produced by W2 Community Media Arts Society for the Roundhouse Community Arts & Recreation Society and ALIVE (Aboriginal Life in Vancouver Enhancement Society), with the support of the City of Vancouver's 125th Anniversary Grants Program, Lower Mainland United Way, Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival, BCGEU, and RayCam Community Centre.
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HIGHLIGHTS
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POPCORN & MOVIES
Tuesday Dec 13, 6-9:30 featuring the NDN Classic ‘Smoke Signals’ directed by Chris Eyre. Presented by Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival (VIMAF).
HIP HOP BINGO
Wednesday Dec 14, 6-9pm featuring $1000 in prizes with yer Hosts Ostwelve & JB The First Lady.
BLUES REVIEW
Thursday Dec 15, 6:00-9:00 featuring Wayne Lavallee, Murray Porter, Dalannah Gail Bowen and Russel Wallace.
ALIVE DIALOGUE CIRCLES
Tuesday-Thursday Dec 13-15, 12-2pm. A series of cultural presentations and dialogue circles take place each lunch hour with discussions over free healthy foods and then continue with evening cultural presentations. With a focus on School Board, Park Board and City of Vancouver and enhancing our relations.
ALIVE ARTS
Bone game, traditional crafts, drumming, songs and storytelling
WINTER CELEBRATION
The main event on Thursday, 5-9pm with PowWow Drummers! On Thursday, Dec 15, the Festival highlight is an evening of Powwow drummers, community meal, and dialogue and report back on the City's Urban Aboriginal People's Study/Vancouver 2011, with Ginger Gosnell-Myers and City of Vancouver representatives to share within the circle with members of the community. Check out the traditional games, Blues Review, the Artisan tables and more!
And did we say this is all free or by donation?! See you at the W2 Media Cafe and Woodward’s Atrium! On the Hastings and Cordova bus routes, with parking in the Woodward’s Parkade (enter eastbound on Cordova east of Cambie).
If you would like to get involved as a volunteer, please email volunteer@creativetechnology.org or phone 604-689-9896. Please share this event with your Facebook friends and bring a friend along!
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SCHEDULE
program subject to change
Tuesday December 13
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Aboriginal Artisan Tables: 11- 9pm (in the Atrium) - think local! buy seasonal gifts and support inner-city aboriginal artisans!
ALIVE Parks Dialogue Circle 12:-2:00
Co Facilitated By Commissioner Aaron Jasper & Ronnie Dean Harris (Ostwelve)
Kid friendly
Lunch served (complimentary, donations welcome)
Visioning & Questioning: Overview of the City of Vancouver Park Board services and resources. Open Dialogue: What is our current involvement? How can the urban aboriginal population enhance its participation throughout the city?
Long Table Dinner - 6pm - Enjoy a delicious warm meal featuring traditional Aboriginal foods! Sliding scale $3-20 pay what you can, limited availability tonight.
Winter Film Night I + II - 6:30-9:30
Presented by Vancouver Indigenous Media Arts Festival
Free! Five flavours of popcorn!
Part I at 6:30pm [Kid Friendly] ‘The Path Without End’, 5min Directed by Elizabeth Lameman
‘Spirit of the Game’ 47min, Directed by Annie Frazier Henry (NFB)
‘Cry Rock’ 28min, Directed by Banchi Hanuse
Part II at 8pm: [ages 12 & up] ‘Smoke Signals’ Directed by Chris Eyre
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