2022 in Review
“Water is Memory” was the theme of 2022. While we explored what this theme meant to us, to the artists we collaborated with and to community members who participated in programming, memories, like bubbles of water, popped through the months and floated down the river of new connections.
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In 2022,
We worked with 118 artists.
We organized 4 photo exhibitions viewed by 4,000+ people.
We produced 60 live performances in the park, attended by over 4700 Esplanadians.
We held 84 LAINI workshops participated by 69 girls and young women of The Esplanade.
We organized 203 workshops attended by 194 participants with over 500 participants.
The Journey to LuminUs
Giant luminous animals and life-sized human lantern puppets in David Crombie Park!
November 18 & November 19
Echoes
Vibrations from Japan to Canada in the context of contemporary dance
July 28 to July 30
National Indigenous Peoples Day
Celebrating Indigenous art, and stories of cultural resurgence
June 21
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ApHeart
Movement meditation for our times to reflect on the "self" inside the "whole"
May 13 & May 14
Kuné
Eleven-piece collective made up of immigrant musicians from all over the world!
October 27 & October 28
Discover Dance
Diverse dance forms woven into Toronto’s vibrant cultural scene
July 15 & July 16
Twox30
To pause, listen, and reflect on our connections with one another
June 9 to June 11
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As Part of ON Culture Days
"What We Remember"
The only Ontario Culture Days' festival hub in Toronto!
September 23 to September 25
Celebrating Cultures
The rhythm and sounds of music and dance from various parts of the world
June 27
Divine Interventions
An outdoor processional performance with powerhouse female performers
May 24 to May 28