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Lost & Found | Discussions: The Stories of Our City
Lost & Found | Discussions
The Stories of Our City
ADMISSION: FREE - DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT THE DOOR
Storytelling brings life to collective beliefs, ideas, knowledge and values; it connects people, inspiring them to recall aspects of their history and to see different perspectives. Our stories provide an intangible link to the past which continues to shape our communities today.
Toronto is a city with many stories - capturing the complete story of this city is an exciting challenge. In this discussion we will explore how Toronto's narrative changes when different voices add their stories. How can we use different understandings to broaden our interpretation of this city to tell a richer, more complex story? How can we bring multiple stories from communities together in a way that invites everyone to learn?
This discussion is part of Campbell House Museum's Lost & Found discussion series which investigates the future of heritage conservation in Toronto and ponders how contemporary social values should contribute to evolving concepts of heritage value and significance.
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LocationCampbell House Museum (View)
160 Queen Street West
Toronto, ON M5H 3H3
Canada
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| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: Yes! |
| Wheelchair Accessible: No |
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