Tickets selling fast! Come join us at the No.9 Gardens Harvest Moon Festival for a perfect family weekend filled with food, drinks, music, and games. Learn about sustainability and support… instagram.com/p/BohOn8bHKSv/…

No.9 is proud to partner with Focus Forward for Indigenous Youth on providing a Birch Bark Canoe workshop at the Kingston katarokwi learning Centre. Around 30 high school students are… instagram.com/p/BpSAab1nJsi/…

No.9 is proud to partner with Focus Forward for Indigenous Youth on providing a Birch Bark Canoe workshop at the Kingston katarokwi learning Centre. Around 30 high school students are… instagram.com/p/BpSAab1nJsi/…

No.9 partnered with Focus Forward for Indigenous Youth and Katarokwi Learning Centre to lead a workshop in a traditional birch bark canoe building experience for 30 students. This was led by Indigenous educator Wayne Bayer from the Wiikwemkong First Nations Community.

Thanks to Mary Jean for attending our launch! We're already seeing interest from teachers in Brockville to have their students come to No.9 Gardens to learn about growing food and creating resilient communities. It's important to get the next generation interested in farming!

Bennetto IMSC Design and Build: youtu.be/Sf55GOEpUTM?a via YouTube

IMSC is working with the Charles Webster Public School and Tiondra designed a dance studio at Eglington Ave and Keele. Get on your feet and "Shake It Up Toronto!"

We are pleased to announce that we have uploaded a new video to our youtube channel of our Canoe Building Workshop at the Katarokwi Learning Centre. This project was apart of No.9 Gardens inaugural programming. Follow this link to watch it: youtu.be/TLlncqMjoqw

This spring IMSC delivered its transformative program to the Mabin School and the Taylor Creek Public School. Upcoming: IMSC will be at the Hopewell Public School in Ottawa in collaboration with Carleton University Architectural School.

Simon Brault: Letter of Support - Canada Council for the Arts Commitment to The Arts and Climate C... chng.it/8P2XsCdX via Change.org Canada

In the spirit of #GivingTuesday and building strong, resilient communities, please consider showing your support by donating to our programs through Canada Helps: canadahelps.org/en/dn/10553

In 2008, art collective BGL created “Nowhere II” as No.9’s inaugural installation at the Lower Don River. “Nowhere II” consisted of a shrunken cruise ship that faced a giant life buoy out of proportion to the ship. Learn more: no9.ca/exhibitions/BG… #publicart #No9archives

For our first virtual interactive workshop on March 4th, Jenna Thornber (host of the ReJenerate podcast) will be discussing how human health and environmental health are connected through soil, food and water. Learn more and register here: eventbrite.ca/e/soil-water-r…