Join us for a special evening of film, reflection, and connection in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, featuring two moving and illuminating films, Je m’appelle humain / Call Me Human and Bill Reid Remembers.
Identity, belonging and the stories we carry shape how we understand ourselves and one another. Join us for a moving exploration of family, love, resilience and the voices that help us find our way.
Deux grands créateurs québécois, deux univers artistiques profondément distincts et une conversation captivante sur ce qui nous façonne, ce dont nous héritons et ce que nous choisissons de transmettre.
Change can be unsettling, liberating, funny and deeply personal. How do relationships, family, culture and circumstance shape who we are—and who we are becoming?
Deux grands créateurs québécois, deux univers artistiques profondément distincts et une conversation captivante sur ce qui nous façonne, ce dont nous héritons et ce que nous choisissons de transmettre.
Australian musician, Greg Paul Stone, is a songwriter, published music arranger and educator based in Wakefield, Quebec, Canada since 2009. Prior to that he was Director of Music at Brighton Secondary College (Melbourne, Aus). Greg also runs Mash Musique, a music school in Sainte-Cécile-de-Masham, Quebec. He has released 4 albums to critical acclaim since 2014 under the moniker of Stone Age Man.
A highly experienced and versatile performer, Greg can be seen frequently in many and varied roles at live music venues throughout Ottawa/Gatineau and beyond. He is also a youth music mentor and advocate for music education in schools and the community.
If you ask me, I should have stuck with drums.