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Through music, spoken word, raps and personal stories, young people speak out about their challenges with mental health: they share their anxieties, experiences of depression, and about their attempts to end their lives, along with what is helping them recover. While their experiences may be confronting, audiences invariably come away uplifted and inspired by the openness and courage the young people display. This event is part of Youth Week 2018.
Free
Free entry, refreshments provided.
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In Conversation: A panel discussion with the artists of 'Landmarks for the landless'
With Paerau Corneal, Zena Elliott, Tessa Harris, Chris Harvey, Ngāhina Hohaia, Ngaroma Riley, Melanie Tangaere Baldwin, Janine Williams and Matariki Williams
Sat 16 Dec 2023 11:00AM - 12:30PM
Join us for a panel discussion with the exhibiting artists of 'Landmarks for the landless', facilitated by Matariki Williams.
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Into The Woods
With ‘Talk Is Free Theatre’ and ‘A Mulled Whine’
Daily, 6:00 - 8:40PM
From 10 - 13 Jan
An outdoor performance of an internationally-beloved musical, performed under the trees at Corban Estate. Broadway in your backyard!
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Tales of an Urban Indian
With 'Talk Is Free Theatre' and 'A Mulled Whine'
11 - 12 Jan, 1 - 2.30PM
13 - 14 Jan, 3 - 4.30PM
Staged entirely on a moving bus, 'Tales of an Urban Indian' is a play about a contemporary Indigenous man who grows up on both the reserve and in “big-city” Vancouver.
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