Ongoing events
We invite you to experience Shaping Grief: Quilt and Book, an exhibition featuring the work of Abby Maxwell. Through textiles and books, Maxwell explores grief as a material and structural presence — unbound by language yet deeply embedded in memory and decay.
Upcoming events
C-Change is an interdisciplinary, participatory conference for anyone who is curious about how we might meet the climate crisis differently, and do so together.
In 2020, Deborah began publishing and presenting about the climate crisis as a music therapy scholar. She has since been deeply reckoning with how to live amidst personal tensions, including of activism, complicity, hope, and despair.
The Work That Reconnects was made for these times. First developed by Joanna Macy and her colleagues nearly 5 decades ago, it offers a roadmap to help us take heart and find our place in the healing of our world, even as we face the worsening realities of climate change and the polycrisis.
Ruth Watkiss (MTA) is conducting research examining how Community Music Therapy (CoMT) can enhance the quality of life for people living with dementia in Adult Day Centres in Ontario. Join us to hear Ruth discuss her research.
Organ Clock is a guided mark-making practice that explores the intelligences of micro time systems in order to visualize macro time. As time shifts, our states shift. In this exercise, we draw our change by state as our attention is brought to smaller pockets of time.
In this event, Dr. Sawin will discuss what multisolving is and how people around the world are achieving results by multisolving. The event will be informal and interactive.
The Concordia Food Coalition is excited to announce that the Concordia Farmers' Market is coming back to campus this July!
Join us for Arts for Laughs, a one-of-a-kind celebration where comedy meets creativity! This full-day event brings together multidisciplinary comedian-artists for workshops, visual art, and a stand-up showcase — all in one immersive experience.
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