Join us for a screening of the film Spy x Family: Code White!  Japanese snacks will be provided.

Description: After receiving an order to be replaced in Operation Strix, Loid decides to help Anya win a cooking competition at Eden Academy, by making the director's favorite meal in order to prevent his replacement. 

Ages 13 +

Join us for a program that features:

dimmed lighting

sensory toys

a smaller number of participants

an adapted circle time with stories, rhymes and songs

During this program there will be opportunities for open play and a chance to connect with other families. The circle time portion of this program is offered at 10:45. A family member must be present for the duration of the program.

This program provides a welcoming environment and respects the needs of children from 18 months to 6 years who live with developmental disabilities and/or autism, or who show signs of a developmental delay.

Soyez des nôtres pour cette activité où :

la lumière est tamisée;

des jouets sensoriels sont offerts;

les places sont limitées;

il y aura une période du cercle adaptée avec des histoires, des comptines et des chansons.

Il y aura des moments de jeu libre et l’occasion d’échanger avec d’autres familles. La période du cercle a lieu a 10h45. Un membre de la famille doit être présent pour toute la durée de l’activité.

Ce programme offre un environnement accueillant et respecte les besoins des enfants âgés de 18 mois à 6 ans qui sont autistes, ont une déficience intellectuelle, ou présentent des signes de retard du développement.

Stories, rhymes and songs for children of all ages and a parent or caregiver. Followed by 30 minutes of "stay and play" for those who would like to linger and socialize. Drop-in program. One Saturday a month. 

Contes, comptines et chansons pour les enfants de tous âges et un parent ou gardien. Cela sera suivi de stations de jeux pour ceux qui veulent rester socialiser après le programme pour un 30 minutes additionnel. Portes ouvertes. Un samedi par mois.

John Ware Reclaimed follows filmmaker Cheryl Foggo on her quest to uncover the complex story of John Ware, a Black cowboy and rancher who settled in Alberta prior to the turn of the 20th century. As she endeavours to dig past the racist myths and mistellings surrounding Ware, she recalls her childhood in Calgary, Alberta, her own experiences of racism, and her family’s history as part of the 1910 migration to western Canada to escape violence in the southern United States. She also evokes the suppressed history of a thriving Black presence in the Prairies: the Black pioneers who lived, worked, and raised families in the west. Foggo’s archival, genealogical, and archaeological search, and her creative re-imagining of John Ware’s life, reveal who this iconic figure might have been, and what his legacy means.

2020. 73 min. English.

Courtesy of the National Film Board

Drop-in