Family-friendly national immigration museum with temporary & interactive exhibits, plus events.
An evening event commemorating the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution, featuring welcome remarks, exhibition exploration, refreshments and a scavenger hunt.
A series of Indigenous-created films are screened throughout the day at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
Special edition of Canada's Storytellers presenting author Alice Switocz Goldbloom and her memoir Family Secrets, with Q&A and book signing.
An evening with Chef Pamela LeonForde, founder of Café Caye Mangé, sharing a culinary journey of migration, culture and community through Afro-Caribbean vegan dishes and music.
An immersive Indigenous cultural experience featuring a guided tour of the Welcome to Turtle Island exhibit and a hands-on mosaic glass art workshop.
A hands-on workshop where participants create a mosaic glass coaster while learning about Indigenous values through the Seven Grandfather Teachings, led by Tribal Fusion Art.
A hands-on mosaic glass workshop combining museum admission with a guided tour of the 'Welcome to Turtle Island' installation, grounded in Indigenous teachings.
The 14th Annual Art of Disability Festival is a barrier-free, inclusive event showcasing visual art, crafts and performance art by local artists with disabilities.
Indigenous art intervention by Tribal Fusion Art on view inside the Canadian Immigration Story exhibition at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21.
A summer day of Pokemon, One Piece, MTG, sports cards, toys and collectibles for buying, selling, trading and connecting with collectors.
A hands-on Mosaic Glass Art workshop grounded in Mi'kmaw and Anishinaabe traditions, including museum admission and a personal tour of the 'Welcome to Turtle Island' exhibition.
Documentary screening on the 2SLGBTQI+ movement with post-screening Q&A and facilitated discussion.
