UPCOMING PROGRAMS + EVENTS

Our programs and events offer opportunities for people of all ages to learn how art connects us with our daily lives. Focusing on the KAG’s current exhibitions, programs include art camps, interactive tours, activities and workshops that encourage self-expression and experimentation while learning about art techniques, basic design concepts and a variety of media. Our events include exhibition opening receptions, fundraisers to inspire you and special happenings in the Gallery Store.

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Echoes of Sek̓lép: An arts workshop exploring family, memory, and transformation.
Jun
21
library, adult, Talk, Exhibition-Related, ithin-eh-wuk, dream, studio, Family Programs, youth, Children

Echoes of Sek̓lép: An arts workshop exploring family, memory, and transformation.

Saturday, June 21
1:00pm till 3:00pm
FREE

Join us on June 21 for an afternoon of family-friendly art making in our studios! We will be making Sek’lép (coyote) masks and beaded key chains. Light instruction will be provided, participants will be invited to create at their own pace and explore, create, and play. 

This is a family-focused program where parents and/or caregivers participate with their children throughout and art-making activities.  

No registration is required. All materials are provided. FREE Admission. We look forward to seeing you at the Gallery! 

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In Dialogue: Ithin-eh-wuk—we place ourselves at the center: James Nicholas and Sandra Semchuk
Apr
12
Exhibition-Related, adult, ithin-eh-wuk, Tour, Talk

In Dialogue: Ithin-eh-wuk—we place ourselves at the center: James Nicholas and Sandra Semchuk

In Dialogue: Ithin-eh-wuk—we place ourselves at the center: James Nicholas and Sandra Semchuk
April 12, 2025
1:00 pm
All ages, FREE

Join us for an afternoon of conversation alongside Ithin-eh-wuk—we place outselves at the center: James Nicholas and Sandra Semchuk with artist Sandra Semchuk and Secwépemc educator Colleen Seymour.

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