Kwe (hello), teluisi Yolanda and I am the Cultural Mental Health & Wellness Advisor at the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre. I am a proud L’nu who has worked with Indigenous and non-Indigenous people for over 20 years. Join Killa and I as we teach how to make leather beaded keychains.

Wonder’neath is an art space located in the heart of Kjipuktuk (North End Halifax) that brings artists and local residents together in dynamic studio explorations. Wonder’neath offers regular hands-on community art programming and develops collaborative projects that support community dialogue through the arts. Come explore and create with us.

Hi, my name is Vanessa, I have been a part of the North End for many years. I am very connected to my native community and recognized as an Indigenous artist in Kjipuktuk. Join me in learning and creating your own tree of life.

I’m Paige and I’ve been crafting my whole life. For this session we’ll be making fun creatures out of recycled materials and objects that would otherwise be trash. Bring your imagination and create a new friend with me!

Hi, my name is Vanessa. I have been a part of the North End for many years. I am very connected to my native community and recognized as an Indigenous artist in Kjipuktuk. Join me in a fun session and let’s make custom beaded pop sockets.

If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at making paper, here’s your chance! Andy will help you make your own mold and decal, and show you what you can do with it. There’s no wrong way to do this craft, so come give it a try!

Creating a mosaic is like putting together a puzzle that you design. Join North End resident, Magi, as she shares her creativity and shows you how easy it is to make these handmade works of art. Bring a clear picture frame if you have one!

Ever look at an “old” item, investigate it, and turn it into something new? Do you feel connected with nature? Looking for inspiration to bring the outside inside? Come join the team for a variety of hands-on activities throughout the day revolving around the fall season and upcycling.

Have you ever wanted to start a community discussion or activity but you’re not sure where to begin? Join Tineke from Common Good Solutions in a discussion about facilitation techniques and discuss how you could facilitate community discussions or activities.

Michael and Kieran are back this year for another session. Last year we did benches and this we’ll be building planter boxes. Come and join in for hands on building fun for the whole family!

I’m Kate! Join in for a quick walk to scavenge for items. Place those items on special paper and expose it to sunlight to create something beautiful. Make a print for yourself, and contribute to a collaborative art piece for the shop.

Last year Michael and Kieran brought their design and building talent and hosted constructing community wooden benches. Phase 2: Let’s Paint! Come and add your creativity and community touch to this collaborative painting project.

Tonya Sam’Gwan is a Native and Indigenous Black Canadian artist that lives in the North End. Her name means “water” which flows into her art & life. Come explore traditional Indigenous beadwork and create your own pair of unique earrings.

Want to learn the basics of setting up a family photo? Join Megan and Solomon to share their talents and collaborate to capture loved ones in a photograph. Bring along who you consider to be family and capture some moments with us! 

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Feeling creative? Want a space to gather with other creatives? Drop into the shop to use our art and craft supplies, work on a project, make something beautiful and share your skills and talents with others. Just bring your imagination! 

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Join us and Dr. Henry Bishop in exploring the history and beauty of the djembe. Find your beat, and join others in creating beautiful and healing music. Bring your drum if you have one, all abilities welcomed. 

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