Cedar Tea Break is a great opportunity for members of the performing arts sector to join with a local to regional Indigenous Leader and Presenter/Arts Administrator team to ask questions, discuss realities, and learn more about how you can grow relationships with Indigenous Neighbours. Each Cedar Tea Break takes place virtually on Zoom; please note that registration is required for the event.
Upcoming Cedar Tea Break
RESCHEDULED: DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED
As the fall season is ramping up again, we are excited to have Jayson Duggan, Kingston Grand Theatre, and Grandmother Kate Brant join us to revisit their Cedar Tea Break conversation with a focus on how they worked together to support this coming season at the Grand Theatre in Kingston.
Cedar Tea Break is a great opportunity for members of the performing arts sector to join with a local to regional Indigenous Leader and Presenter/Arts Administrator team to ask questions, discuss realities, and learn more about how you can grow relationships with Indigenous Neighbours.
The recording for this month’s Cedar Tea Break will be made available on the OP YouTube channel shortly after the event. We look forward to grabbing tea and sharing stories with you soon!
Past Cedar Tea Breaks:
- September 22nd, 2023: Cedar Tea Break with Jason Manitowabi and Rachel Marks from Réseau SPARC Network
- June 9th, 2023: Cedar Tea Break with JP Longboat, Artistic Director of Circadia Indigena and Alex Glass, Executive Director for ArtsBuild Ontario
- April 28th, 2023: Cedar Tea Break with Glenn Brown, Sanderson Centre and Janis Monture, a member of the Mohawk Nation, Turtle Clan from Six Nations of the Grand River and Executive Director and CEO at the Canadian Museums Association,
- April 14th, 2023: Cedar Tea Break with Andrew Suri, Toronto Arts Council and Wyandot Elder Catherine Tàmarro
- January 27th, 2023: Cedar Tea Break with Jayson Duggan, Artistic Director at Kingston Grand Theatre and Grandmother Kate Brant