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SUMMARY:Railway Day at Locomotive 6167
DESCRIPTION:Gather around the largest object in the Guelph Museums collection\, Locomotive 6167\, for family fun\, learning and creativity. Meet the Locomotive 6167 volunteer crew. Enjoy music\, crafts and train-inspired activities. \n\nMusic from Brad Woods and the Great Wooden Trio\nChildren’s entertainment with Senior Banana Manuel Hernandez\nCrafts with Guelph Calligraphy guild Geraldine Howitt\nMore Crafts with the Guelph Museums Visitor Experience staff
URL:https://guelphmuseums.ca/event/railway-day-at-locomotive-6167-2/
LOCATION:John Galt Park\, 15-147 Woolwich Street\, Guelph\, Ontario\, N1H3V1\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Thatinatón:ni – Where the Rivers Meet
DESCRIPTION:All are welcome to witness and celebrate the unveiling of an art intervention beside the Speed River\, at the site of the former Trans Canada Trail kiosk in John Galt Park. \nThis event announces a research project\, titled “Decolonizing Place Narratives: Thatinatón:ni – Where the Rivers Meet\,” which is engaged in “re-storying” the erasure of Indigenous presence in settler-colonial urban spaces. Led by Indigenous scholars at the University of Guelph\, the project is actively collecting data from local archives\, gathering oral histories\, and conducting site visits to “re-read” locations of historical and cultural importance. The research will culminate in a future exhibition at Guelph Civic Museum and along the waterways in Guelph. \nCreated by Gayogo̱hó꞉nǫʼ (Cayuga) and German artist Alex Jacobs-Blum\, the photographic mural is called “At the river’s edge\, the Grandmothers are weaving tomorrow” (2024). The artwork was commissioned by the Decolonizing Place Narratives Research Collective in collaboration with Guelph Museums & Culture and Parks & Trails – City of Guelph and is funded in part by a grant from Trans Canada Trail. \nThrough the site-specific public art installation\, Jacobs-Blum poses this question: “How can Indigenous relationships with the Speed and Eramosa Rivers reshape our understanding of the City of Guelph as an Indigenous place?” The photograph features a trio of “Grandmothers” standing in the rivers\, featuring Valarie King (Mississaugas of the Credit)\, Dr. Kim Anderson (Métis)\, and Renée Thomas-Hill (Mohawk/Cayuga). \nPositioned next to the Speed River\, the mural aims to re-story the site from a contemporary Indigenous perspective\, centre our relationships with the land and water in the place we call Guelph\, and cultivate awareness among local residents about shared responsibilities in caring for these vital resources amid the climate crisis. \nMeet the artist and members of the Decolonizing Place Narratives Research Collective at the art unveiling and celebratory gathering. Bring your portable lanterns\, lawn chairs\, and blankets. Dress for the season! Snacks provided by Pow Wow Café. \nThatinatón:ni – Where the Rivers Meet is a project of the Decolonizing Place Narratives Research Collective (University of Guelph) in collaboration with Guelph Museums & Culture\, Parks & Trails – City of Guelph\, and Trans Canada Trail. \n \nPhoto Credit: At the river’s edge\, the Grandmothers are weaving tomorrow\, 2024. Digital photograph (detail)\, courtesy of Alex Jacobs-Blum.
URL:https://guelphmuseums.ca/event/thatinatonni-where-the-rivers-meet/
LOCATION:John Galt Park\, 15-147 Woolwich Street\, Guelph\, Ontario\, N1H3V1\, Canada
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