ΒΑΤΑ SHOE MUSEUM

Bata Shoe Museum 

3 Μαρ 2023
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March 2023
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Our next Salon

Wednesday, March 22 at 7pm EST

Join us for a fascinating conversation with Kimberly Jenkins, named one of the "top sustainability thought leaders changing the world of fashion", and founder of The Fashion and Race Database and Artis Solomon Consulting. Kimberly will share insights on the impact of our clothes and how what we choose to wear expresses our politics, race, psychology and anthropology. She will talk about recent projects, including her podcast The Invisible Seam, as well as Rainbow Shoe Repair: An Unexpected Theater of Flyness, an exhibition presented at the Abrons Arts Center. The conversation will be followed by a Q&A with BSM Director & Senior Curator, Elizabeth Semmelhack.

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March Break

Step into nature this March Break (March 13 to 18) as we fill the Museum with a variety of arts and crafts and hands-on activities. Make your own shoebox garden, build puzzles, colour a take-home flower keychains, or design your own flower-themed necklace. As always, enjoy a cozy moment in Cobbler’s Corner and try-on some funky footwear in our kids area.
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Sock Repurposing

Join us for our next Sock Repurposing workshop with interdisciplinary artist Camila Salcedo on March 19 from 2 pm to 4 pm. In this workshop participants will learn how to upcycle their old socks to create a new patchwork garment such as a bag, shorts, or a top. Spots are filling up quickly!
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Storyboot School
Learn the traditional art of moccasin-making with expert Indigenous artisan Rosary Spence! Our next workshop will be held from Saturday, March 25 to Saturday, April 29. Sign up now before spots fill up!
Sessions are every Saturday from 12 pm-3 pm.
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Clog Painting
Come paint a mini clog in our Arts and Crafts Zone on Saturday March 4 from 1 pm to 3 pm. Learn about the history of our clog collection and get inspired to make your own!
Drop-in only, $8/person

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Shop Highlight

Designed by Odawa-Pottawatomi Artist James Jacko, this Medicine Wheel hip hack features the Turtle, which is sacred in the Indigenous culture. It carries the four colours of the medicine wheel, symbolizing important elements and can be different depending on the tribe. The seven circles represent the seven teachings of our people, and inside each circle is a bird that delivers the message of the creator. Available in our Museum shop and online.

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BSM programming events have been financially assisted by the Ontario Cultural Attractions Fund, a program of the Government of Ontario through the Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.