KLONDIKE INSTITUTE OF ART & CULTURE
Arts, Culture, and Music at Dënäkär Zho in Dawson City, Yukon
Kay Linley : The Work in Process
July 25 – 31
Saturday & Sunday: 6 – 8pm
Monday – Friday: 12 – 5pm
For the final instalment in our summer pop up exhibition series Kay Linley will share paintings and writing samples reflecting upon a formative kayak journey.
July 16th - 22nd, 12pm - 5pmIn the ODD GalleryPlease join us in celebrating the imagination and creativity that have helped many kids make it through the last few months of isolation and distancing. The…
For our second installment of Community Features, we’ve reached out to Dawson resident Kelly Vittrekwa who will be performing at 7 PM tomorrow in the virtual play ‘Dominion’, with Gwaandak Theatre as part of the free 2020 Indigenous Summer Play Readings.
Kelly shares her passion for performing arts, her first forays into the wild world of Boardwalk Burlesque, and her very first job – working at the Palace Grand Theatre at sixteen years old!
The Klondike Institute of Art & Culture is checking in with a few of the inspiring, creative, and unique individuals who make up the colourful mosaic of Dawson City’s arts community:
Stephen Gallant is a classically trained, multi-instrumentalist director and performer who has held the role of Musical Director at Diamond Tooth Gerties in Dawson City, Yukon, for 7 consecutive seasons.
Did you know that KIAC has all sorts of audio, video, and photo equipment available to rent? If you don’t see what you’re looking for, please contact us to learn more. We’d love to help you bring your creative vision to life!
We are beyond excited to be presenting a bi-weekly spring and summer Colouring “Contest” featuring illustrations by local artists, in partnership with the Klondike Sun Newspaper. The very first one will be published tomorrow!