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Circus in the Innu Communities of the North Shore
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Juggling with bowls, making acrobatics, starting with flower sticks and playing clown! That's what awaits young people aged 8 to 14, in Innu communities on the North Shore from March 1st. The Tshakapesh Institute is launching a circus workshop tour in eight Innu communities. "The goal is to introduce young people to an extraordinary activity," enthusiastic Dan-Georges McKenzie, Institute's communications coordinator. He said that young people in…
Juggling with bowls, making acrobatics, starting with flower sticks and playing clown! That's what awaits young people aged 8 to 14, in Innu communities on the North Shore from March 1st. The Tshakapesh Institute is launching a circus workshop tour in eight Innu communities. "The goal is to introduce young people to an extraordinary activity," enthusiastic Dan-Georges McKenzie, Institute's communications coordinator. He said that young people in…
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