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A summer of community workshops is underway for the Winchester Park "Four Seasons" Pebble Mosaic Project, featuring art-making, storytelling, and words shared by Randy Alexander, Chair of the St. James Town Residents Council.

RDA 2025 Summer Newsletter: Anna Camilleri announces the launch of the Winchester Park Mosaic Project, and reflects on RDA's history in the Winchester Park neighbourhood.

ReDefine Arts is proud to partner with Ward 13 Councillor Chris Moise and City of Toronto Parks & Recreation to realize the Winchester Park Pebble Mosaic Project.

ReDefine Arts, Ward 13 Councillor Chris Moise and the City of Toronto invite you to help design and build a new public artwork: the Winchester Park “Four Seasons” Pebble Mosaic!

Join ReDefine Arts and Creative Connector for Community Crisscross: a new online meetup series for Creative Connector Members, facilitated by Anna Camilleri and Tristan R. Whiston.

The Epic Choir returns to Theatre Passe Muraille to perform as part of Doors Open Toronto on May 24 and 25.

RDA 2024 Fall Newsletter: Tristan R. Whiston shares reflections on group singing and Trans Day of Remembrance at the launch of Seneca College’s Trans Week of Awareness.

Join Central Toronto Youth Services and ReDefine Arts for Tending the Roots: Postcards of Connection, an art-making workshop series for advocates and activists supporting 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and families across Turtle Island, taking place in November and December 2024.

On September 14, 2024 in Round Lake, Ontario, Ottawa Valley Community Arts hosted Art Helps: Connecting with Stone, an arts workshop facilitated by Anna Camilleri.

The Epic Choir invites trans, non-binary, Two-Spirit, and gender-queer identified singers of all ranges and abilities to join them on October 7 for an open rehearsal.

Join The Epic Choir on September 23 in celebrating ReDefine Arts' 20th Anniversary.

To commemorate and celebrate the work to end gender-based violence, the Because of You community vigil was held on June 28, 2024, exactly two years after the 86 recommendations for change were released following the Culleton, Kuzyk, and Warmerdam inquest. The vigil included a community discussion, song, and speakers, including a speech from Anna Camilleri, artistic co-director of ReDefine Arts.