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Phillips Interpreted
Douglas family art centreJul 27, 2021 - Sep 11, 2021
Phillips Interpreted features fine art quilts created by local group QA5 that are based on the work of Canadian artist Walter J. Phillips....
Nadya Kwandibens: Red Chair Sessions
Douglas family art centreJul 27, 2021 - Sep 25, 2021
Photographer Nadya Kwandibens presents The Red Chair Sessions, an exhibition about reclaiming Indigenous spaces/places and language....
Kahnowiilyaa / Everyone
Douglas family art centreAug 17, 2021 - Sep 04, 2021
In Kahnowiilyaa / Everyone, architecture students from the University of Manitoba use design to strengthen community, while discussing homelessness....
Raising the Curtain: 30 Years of Trylight Theatre Co.
Lake of the woods museumJul 27, 2021 - Oct 23, 2021
2021 marks the 30th anniversary of Kenora’s TryLight Theatre Co. After producing 60 memorable shows they’ve partnered with the Lake of the Woods Museum to produce an exhibit to...
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Did you know?
The editor of the local newspaper pushed for Kenora to be named “Tresilva” instead. He thought the word was excellent because it could be written without lifting the pen off the paper. The name Tresilva was tremendously unpopular with the townsfolk and was quickly abandoned.