Lula Music and Arts is thrilled to partner with the Dundas West Open Air Museum and the Little Portugal Toronto BIA, to host a free matinee concert featuring Crystal Shawanda and Beny Esguerra as part of a multi-disciplinary celebration of the Indigenous history of the land on which we work.

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The Dundas West's 8th Fire project features a new original artwork by Philip Cote that maps and graphically illuminates our region's Indigenous past and present. Read more at dundaswest.museum.

 

Join us on November 28 at 2:30 PM at 1637 Dundas West to launch the proect with the help of artist Philip Cote, assistant artist Pas Lostracco, Museum Artistic Director Rodrigo Ardiles and dancer / musician Nimkii Osawamick.

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Claim your free tickets to Crystal Shawanda at Lula Lounge on November 30th via Eventbrite. 

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The 8th Fire project is supported by the My Main Street program, the Canadian Urban Institute, and the Government of Canada through the Federal Economic Development Agency for Southern Ontario (FedDev Ontario). The concert at Lula Lounge is presented with support from Ontario Creates.

 

Additional project support has been provided by the City of Toronto and the Little Portugal Toronto BIA. Community partners contributing to the impact of the project include The Alexander Muir Public School, Lula Music and Arts Centre and Creativo Arts.