Daniels Spectrum, a cultural hub rooted in Toronto's Regent Park neighbourhood and open to the world. Tweets by @Artscape.
Regent Park, Toronto, ON
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We are honoured to celebrate 10 years of Daniels Spectrum - a prominent community cultural hub in Regent Park that was part of the larger revitalization of the beloved neighbourhood.
Join us as we celebrate the faces, the stories, and the community.
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☀️ 📢 We are now accepting applications for the Daniels Spectrum Summer Series!
Summer Series is a micro-grant program that brings free arts and culture programming to the community of Regent Park.
Learn more here: danielsspectrum.ca/summer-se…
Karen Meleniclis, interior designer and artist, presents "Contours" - opening this Saturday, March 11th at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Galleries!
These works depict the details and distinctive qualities found in our natural world and the sense of calm that is evoked.
'every little big life' by interdsiciplinary artist @alisonklymchuk opens at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Gallery on March 11th!
Alison explores the relationship between movement and perception in expanded forms of painting, sculpture, installation and urban intervention.
'Outside in' by visual artist Olivia Di Liberto opens at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Galleries this Thursday, January 12th for @DesignTOFest!
This collection of paintings make reference to Olivia's curiosities on culture, history and her surrounding landscapes. See you there!
This Thursday! Fine artist Gillian Turnham will present 'Earth Measure' at the Daniels Spectrum Hallway Galleries, as part of @DesignTOFest!
The exhibition presents breaks apart the traditional / contemporary dichotomy, offering that these two concepts need not be in tension.
Join us on Dec 15 for the 2022 Ada Slaight Youth Arts Mentorship Program collaborative showcase: TRUTH!
This event will feature works in a variety of disciplines including spoken word, music and visual arts from emerging artists from Regent Park!
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Artist @LuaShayenne does it all – curating and producing YENSA Festival – a festival that celebrates black women in dance, performing and choreographing dance pieces, directing and so much more.
Read about her inspiring journey at Daniels Spectrum!
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As we celebrate 10 years of @DanielsSpectrum and it's community - read about Mary Ladky and Roxanne Deans of @BookBookCanada and the organization's remarkable work in education and programming!
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Meet Murwan Khogali Ali, a community leader of @_healingasone – a grassroots organization based in Daniels Spectrum. Murwan works to capture food insecurity initiatives within the Regent Park community.
Read more about his journey at Daniels Spectrum!
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It has been an honour to partner with @regentparkmusic and support the organization's powerful efforts.
Executive director Richard Marsella has written a moving Op-Ed in @nowtoronto discussing the importance of music in community development.
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Congratulations and thank you to the Regent Park Social Development Committee for an amazing Sunday in the Park 2022!
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Here this afternoon with @kristynwongtam and recognizing @tridel for their support of the Summer Series arts and culture program and for @ONTrillium’s support for the reopening of @DanielsSpectrum in Regent Park.
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"This community is not about the places. It’s about the people." —Deany Peters
Visit @DanielsSpectrum before AUGUST 25 to see banners of 5 powerhouse community leaders who've had an immeasurable impact on the lives of #RegentPark residents.
Learn more: cutt.ly/RPShowcase🌇
ALT An image with a purple background and a picture of Deany Peters on a banner in the Daniels Spectrum on the left, with the words: “Deany Peters; "I laugh, because people say that residents didn’t want to invest in this neighbourhood. But I did and I’ve never looked back." Haroldene Peters, affectionately known as “Deany”, moved to Regent Park in 1981 after being evicted by an abusive landlord in Parkdale. She and her three children connected to a tight-knit network of sole support moms in Regent Park, and Deany soon identified that “there is something beneficial about a community where everyone is low-income” because everyone looks out for one another. She participated in the Community Worker Training Project in 1984 and studied at George Brown, later being hired in 1992 as the first full-time Community Development Worker at the Regent Park Community Health Centre where she has worked for the past 27 years. In addition to serving as former Board President of Regent Park Focus and Dixon
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Tonight!! New photo exhibit by @culture_snap, a short film screening, and panel discussion about how City Hall communicates with residents.
7pm at @DanielsSpectrum
Join us! In person! bit.ly/on-notice
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Last night was busy at @DanielsSpectrum starting with a special announcement from @TheDanielsCorp for creatives & entrepreneurs in Regent Park followed by Ramadan Iftar 2022 for RP families
Join us Wednesdays in April at 7pm at Daniels Spectrum to break fast and pray together!
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Today is #InternationalDayofAwesomeness. Over the last few months we've been a part of some awesome things & met many awesome people too! One #awesome project has been the building of our beautiful new storefront, in @DanielsSpectrum.
Have a look...
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The Children’s Book Bank (@BookBankCanada) storefront is now open @DanielsSpectrum! Congratulations to the team, on the incredible new space!
Take a look at the development of this exciting project...
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Artscape is happy to announce that we are planning a safe and gradual reopening of our spaces! For the current timeline of reopening dates, the health and safety measures that will be in place at our facilities, as well as our reopening FAQ, visit bit.ly/31OCNbv
