Join guest facilitator Krystal Bigsky on the 3rd floor of AWE to try your hand at beading! Krystal will help you create your very own beaded pin.
Open Rehearsal ⎮ 5:30pm – 6pm, 2nd floor galleries
Kick off the evening with members from the Windsor Symphony Youth Orchestra! The AWE galleries will transform into an open rehearsal space hosting young musicians as they fine-tune their instruments and fill the galleries with music. Guests are welcome to engage with the musicians and contemplate the art that surrounds them.
Film Screening ⎮6pm – 7pm, 2nd floor, Education Studio
To commemorate Treaties Week, AWE presents the films It starts with a Whisper by Shelley Niro (30 mins) and These Are My People (1969) by Roy Daniels, Willie Dunn, Michael Kanentakeron Mitchell and Barbara Wilson—members of the Indian Film Crew (IFC) (13 mins). Corn soup and fry bread will be served before the screening. This program is organized in partnership with Turtle Island: The Aboriginal Education Centre at the University of Windsor and curator Czarina Mendoza.
Meet young creators, makers and doers from the Windsor-Essex community during this lighting community conversation! Members from the Windsor Symphony Youth Orchestra, the Vanguard Youth Arts Collective, and the AWE Teen Arts Council will share how they harness the power of art, music, and collaboration to activate change and connection in their communities. Join us on the third floor of AWE from 7:30pm – 8pm for this fast-paced community conversation. We encourage engagement and respectful, curious questions about the topic of this conversation. We look forward to welcoming our community into this important conversation!
Music, food, and drink ⎮ 7pm – 9pm, 3rd floor
Head up to the third floor to join us for music, food and drinks provided by Windsor Eats and CJAM 99.1 FM! Non-alcoholic beverages will be served at this edition of AWE at Night (pops and water, alcohol-free versions of margaritas, “whisky”, “gin” and non-alcoholic beer).