Cameras in the Library: Free Photography Program for Kids Ages 8-12

We're happy to announce that will be running our Cameras in the Library after school program at the Oakwood Village Library & Arts Centre, from May 22-June 19.

The program is free and open to kids ages 8-12

Program Dates: Wednesday, May 22 Friday, May 24 Wednesday, May 29 Friday, May 31 Wednesday, Jun 05 Wednesday, Jun 12 Friday, Jun 14 Wednesday, Jun 19

REGISTER HERE

About our Cameras in the Library Program: Cameras in the Library, a super fun, immersive and experiential introduction to digital photography, the history of photography and an exploration of iconic 20th century photographers. Over a course of 8 workshop sessions, participants ages 8-12 will work closely with Diana Nazareth, professional photographer and founder of Project Kids & Cameras, and Kelly Lui, assistant instructor and videographer. They will brainstorm on a photo theme that will encourage them to explore the people and places in their community, take and print their own photos in workshop, and learn how to curate a photo exhibit showcasing their work in the library’s gallery space.

About Project Kids & Cameras:

Project Kids & Cameras is a social enterprise empowering kids ages 7-14 to explore their voice and the world around them through photography, literacy, visual thinking skills, and social action. Our programs are now offered in a variety of learning environments such as in schools, community art centres, libraries, and during photo walks, summer workshops and PA Days. Learn more about us at projectkidsandcameras.com

A Cultural Hotspot SPARK project in partnership with the City of Toronto.

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