The Tett Centre for Creativity & Learning (TCCL) is proud to announce the launch of its new strategic plan, which will guide the organization’s work and growth over the next five years. The plan was developed with input from community members through a series of consultations in 2022, allowing the organization to identify areas for improvement, challenges, and opportunities to better serve the community.
The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning (TCCL) is launching consultations to help inform the development of our new strategic plan.
I am thrilled to announce that Nicole Daniels is our new Program and Communications Coordinator at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning.
The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning (TCCL) is pleased to announce the appointment of Brianne Franklin to the role of Director.Brianne Franklin’s leadership skills and experience in the arts sector, along with her present relationships and integration within the Tett community, will empower the TCCL team to expand on the flourishing legacy of The Tett as a vibrant arts hub. About her new role, she says: “I am excited to continue working collaboratively with our stakeholders to facilitate creative learning opportunities and foster community through the arts.
This past summer, our Creativity Studio Artists decided to donate original works of art to express their gratitude to frontline healthcare workers.
The Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning (TCCL) announces today that Nadine Baker has resigned from the position of Director, effective October 5th, 2021.
I am pleased to announce that Brianne Franklin is our new Programming and Communication Coordinator at the Tett Centre for Creativity and Learning.
Poet Abena Beloved Green was planning on interviewing her grandmother, Awo Yaa Baah Kondadu, about her life in Ghana. She wanted to hear her grandmother’s stories – What was it like to grow up in the former Gold Coast (now Ghana) and how did she feel not being able to read English in a British colony?
Are you a passionate arts leader with a desire to make a positive impact in the local community and beyond? Are you seeking an opportunity to bring your creativity and expertise in program development and communications to an established community arts centre? Are you conscientious about the needs of the local community with a desire to develop meaningful and engaging projects and programs representative of the multicultural diversity of Kingston?
The Arte el Martes Project is a monthly creative get together in a welcoming communal atmosphere where members can chat in Spanish and create art. This project aims to connect people interested in art and creativity within the Latin American community, especially as we cope with the effects of the pandemic. Participants are welcome to bring their own project, such as: painting, drawing, knitting, embroidery, crochet, hand sewing, sculpting, ceramics, print-making, adult colouring books and more.