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Join Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo from the Mohawk Nation as she dances and drums “powwow-style” to bring us all together!

Learn about the life cycle of bees, download an activity guide, and explore your own neighbourhood on a guided bee walk – you won’t BEE-lieve what lies right on your own street!

This QSO-produced short film, inspired by Canadian songwriter Rita MacNeil, is a love letter to the 2SLGBTQ Community, following three friends on a road trip who are separated by an unexpected fork in the road.

One Sunday a month, natural hair specialist Nancy Falaise closes the doors of her Montreal salon to lead a private workshop for young girls of colour struggling to love their natural hair.

Join us for a live Q&A with curator Charles Officer Monday at 11am.

Working imaginatively with the famous line “what is essential is invisible to the eye,” we explore the global legacy of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s The Little Prince, 75 years after its publication.

Join us for a live Q&A with curator Charles Officer Monday at 11am.

Learn traditional Indigenous strawberry teachings with Grandmother Kim Wheatley.

Leslie McCue, a proud member of Curve Lake First Nation, shares stories from an Indigenous perspective and leads a craft activity that is sure to inspire.

Here’s what you’ll need: paper, toilet paper roll, pencil or marker, tape and scissors

You loved him as part of our inaugural festival in 2018, now join award-winning hip-hop/electronic artist Cody Coyote at Virtually Junior!

A Junior favourite, join Fay Slift of “Fay & Fluffy” for Storytime!

Join BAMDance and unleash your spirit, encourage independence, confidence, resilience and empowerment, whatever your ability!

Join the bestselling author of eleven books (including The Wizenard Series with Kobe Bryant) and #forestofreading award winner for a sneak peek of his newest novel, Sara and the Search for Normal.

Director Mina Shum makes her first foray into feature documentary filmmaking by reopening the file on a watershed moment in Canadian race relations – the infamous Sir George Williams Riot.

Join us for a live Q&A with curator Charles Officer Monday at 11am.

Toronto Aboriginal Eco Tours offers teachings about environmental knowledge and cultural respect for the Indigenous peoples of Turtle Island; apply these teachings on your next socially-distant walk!

Spend one day in 10 minutes with comedian and entertainer Shoshana Sperling. Directed by Lisa Brooke, editing by Graham Powell and shot by Maury LaFoy.

Moscow Apartment is an award-winning indie folk-rock duo comprised of Brighid (15) and Pascale (16) who bring an electric crunch to their tight folk harmonies.

Join filmmaker Charles Officer as he discusses his film curation titled “Love is a Revolutionary Act” and answers your questions.

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Together, we’ll use our imaginations to learn an epic choreographed dance break! Absolutely no dance experience required!

Aguibou Bougobali Sanou offers a poem and dance response to self-isolation measures, with his mother in mind—all the way from Burkina Faso!

Make your own dot art inspired by traditional styles of Métis floral beadwork!

Materials required: coloured pencils, cotton swabs, acrylic paint and something to paint on (card stock, paper, a rock – anything you want!)

Join northern Indigenous artist Miranda Currie for some sing-along, play-along fun!

Frontline Worker and Rapper Han Han shares about her unique perspective alongside her quarantine music video for her song “LDR” feat. Lex Junior from her second album, URDUJA.