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Date: May 4th, 2025 10:00am to 17:00pm. May 18th, 2025 10:00am to 17:00pm
Location: Earl Bales Community Centre 4169 Bathurst St. North York, ON,M3H 3P7
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Email: ssytutor@gmail.com
The Art for Earth Festival is a unique platform that combines artistic expression with environmental awareness. It serves as a reminder that our cultural heritage is intertwined with the natural world, and that preserving both is crucial for a sustainable future.
Event Highlights:
• Art Exhibitions: Display of artwork from artists representing various cultures, highlighting themes of nature, sustainability, and cultural diversity.
• Workshops: Interactive sessions where participants can learn about traditional and modern art forms from different regions.
• Cultural Performances: Live performances featuring music, dance, and theater that celebrate cultural richness.
• Panel Discussions: Expert-led conversations on the intersection of art, culture, and environmentalism.
• Eco-Friendly Initiatives: Opportunities for attendees to engage in activities that promote environmental stewardship.
Hosts of the events on May 4th. Left-to-Right: Sarah, grade 11, Qihao, grade 11, and Ros, grade
Art for earth exhibition in the spring garden (May 18th 2025) GSSYA board gave certificate to volunteer leaders
Japjot perfomed a Hindi-Language song Phir Mohobbat by Arijit Singh.
Our singer Mr Ding perfomed a song named “The Lost Lamb”, a deeply emotional piece that resonates with the core values of our environmental mission.
This song tells the story of a lamb that has strayed from its path—confused, vulnerable, and searching for a way back home. In many ways, this mirrors the current state of our planet: once in balance with nature, now lost amidst climate change, pollution, and overexploitation. Through its haunting melody and heartfelt lyrics, “The Lost Lamb” serves as a powerful metaphor for the Earth itself—crying out for care, compassion, and guidance. Just as the lamb yearns to return to safety, our planet calls on us to lead it back toward healing and harmony.
By including this song in our exhibition, we hope to inspire reflection and action. Let us listen, not only with our ears, but with our hearts—so that we may find our way back to a sustainable future together.
Our perking opera performer Lian Lian sings: "Farewell My Concubine"
Volunteer team setting up the Art 4 Earth Exhibition at Earl Bales Community Center
The Markham Tai Chi senior club will present a performance of the traditional 36 movements tai chi broadsword form, celebrating and promoting traditional chinese culture.
This is our lucky draw
Our perking opera performer Guo Zhiqiang sings: "The Sword of Fish's Stomach"
Toronto Mayor Chow's Assistant Yan Chen hands out certificates to GSSYA volunteers tutors and leaders.
Our special guest from partner communtiy perfroming xinjiang traditional dnace named "apple fragrance ".
Narenhua, Associate Professor at Art College, Zhejiang Shuren University, holds a discussion on the importance of personal connection to art.
Beautiful day with our young leaders! On this day full of creativity and environmental protection spirit, we have successfully concluded the "Art for Earth" event!
Thank you to every participant for using brushes, colors and inspiration to speak for the earth and help environmental protection.
Each work carries the love for nature, the concern for ecology, and also conveys our beliefs in protecting our home together.
This is not only a feast of art, but also a call of the soul.
Through art, we make the concept of environmental protection more deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, and let more people realize that protecting the earth is everyone's responsibility!
Thanks again to all the friends who supported and participated in this event. May this green seed take root and sprout in the hearts of more people.
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