10/14/2026
Happening today Wednesday October 14 from 4-6pm!
We are hosting a community art activity as part of the Red Ribbon Path project! We will use the supplies provided to finish tie-dyeing the banner and start to add images and text. We will prepare for the linocut stamp making workshop on Sunday October 18 and Sunday October 25 by discussing imagery we associate with HIV/AIDS activism, the 2SLGBTQIA+ movement and Pride parades of the past and today.
No prior experience necessary to participate and all supplies are provided.
PEERS Alliance and the Rainbow Elders are hosting a community art project as part of the Red Ribbon Path this year. We welcomes folks of all ages to be part of this special project!
Our project represent looking back on the experiences of the first Pride Parade on PEI and our experiences of the most recent Pride Parade that happened this past July. Elders had shared how difficult things were during that first parade and in those years, and how much they have seen change for the better; how different our communities are now and the level of acceptance that has grown across the Island.
All are welcome to take part, no experience is necessary and supplies will be provided. Rainbow Elders welcomes folks of all ages to participate.
Friday October 9, 4-6pm
We will map out our design on the canvas banner.
Participants in this activity will help use elastic bands and the banner to make swirl shapes and other tie-dye patterns and then apply the dyes to the fabric.
No prior experience necessary to participate and all supplies are provided.
Wednesday October 14, 4-6pm
We will use the art supplies provided to start making images or writing text and also prepare for the linocut stamp making workshop on Sunday October 18 and Sunday October 25.
No prior experience necessary to participate and all supplies are provided.
Sunday October 18, 4-6pm
Participants will learn more about how art was used in HIV/AIDS activism and be guided on how to use the tools provided to make their own linocut!
These can be used to stamp images and text onto our community art project!
This workshop is free and materials are provided.
No prior experience necessary to participate, and all are welcome!
Sunday October 25, 1-3pm
Participants will learn more about how art was used in HIV/AIDS activism and be guided on how to use the tools provided to make their own linocut!
These can be used to stamp images and text onto our community art project!
This workshop is free and materials are provided.
No prior experience necessary to participate, and all are welcome!
If you have any questions please reach out to [email protected]