Harbourfront Centre is celebrating Black History Month with Kuumba – a cultural festival taking place over the first 2 weekends in February (6th-7th & 13th-14th), featuring dance classes, film screenings, music, comedy , food demonstrations, and more.
Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com for further details.
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The second annual HarbourKIDS: SK8 takes place December 5 & 6, 2009 (11am-5pm) at Harbourfront Centre. The festival, for kids ages 5-12, “celebrates skating in all its forms and the culture that surrounds it. From skating on the Natrel Rink to our indoor skateboard park to break dancing workshops, SK8 keeps kids moving!”
Visit harbourfrontcentre.com for further details.
The skating season is underway, and the Natrel Rink at Harbourfront Centre is open to the public, 7 days a week (weather permitting).
Skate nights with music spun by celebrity DJ’s will run Saturdays, Dec 5 – Feb 13 (excluding Dec 26), 8pm-11pm.
Visit harbourfrontcentre.com/skating for further details.
The SWEA 28th Annual Swedish Christmas Festival takes place Saturday & Sunday, November 21-22, 2009 at Harbourfront Centre.
Enjoy festive entertainment including the Lucia pageant, folk dancing, singing, and more.
Children can take part in a workshop to make Swedish crafts and bake gingerbread cookies. There will also be arts, crafts and jewellery for sale, along with a variety of Swedish delicacies.
Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com for further details.
Celebrate the Day of the Dead with Toronto’s Mexican community November 7 & 8 at Harbourfront Centre, in a weekend filled with music, folkloric dance, children’s crafts, cooking demonstrations and more.
“Observed for centuries, the Day of the Dead can be traced back to Mesoamerican traditions and beliefs that see death as a continuation of life.”
Visit www.harbourfrontcentre.com for further details.
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