Chickadee
The Chickadee “CHICKADEE” “Gijigijigaaneshinh” is the Ojibwe word for Chickadee A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in Newmarket located in Fairy Lake Park Town
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The Chickadee “CHICKADEE” “Gijigijigaaneshinh” is the Ojibwe word for Chickadee A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in Newmarket located in Fairy Lake Park Town
The York Region Arts Council’s Local Pairings program creates partnerships with artists, venues, and event organizers of York Region to activate arts, promote local engagement in culture and tourism, and
Blue Jay “Blue Jay” “Diindiisi” in the Anishinaabe language A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in Stouffville. https://www.townofws.ca/ Stouffville Land Acknowledgment The Town of
The York Region Arts Council hosted The Artists’ Circle event at the King Heritage & Cultural Centre last night. Guests from all walks of the creative community gathered to re-connect
By Wayne Doyle They’re big. They’re bold. And they’re beautiful. The York Region Arts Council yesterday unveiled the first two markers of their York Region Experience Trail Marker Project in
The Hummingbird “Hummingbird” “Nenookaasi ” is the Ojibwe word for hummingbird A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in Kortright Centre 9550 Pine Valley Drive,
The Moth “MOTH” “Gokowesi” is the Ojibwe word for moth A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in The Links 20849 Dalton Rd, Sutton Town
The Butterfly “BUTTERFLY” “Memengwaa” is the Ojibwe word for Butterfly A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in King located at King Heritage and
The Bee “BEE” “Aamoo” is the Ojibwe word for Bee A Collaborative Interactive Art Project Welcome to the YR Experience Trail Marker in Aurora located in Town Park Aurora
“I hope people will get back outside and I hope these works will help them feel like exploring and discovering – to spread excitement and pollinate some goodness.” – Donald