Community Arts Mentorship Program

06/22/2026

Community Arts Mentorship Program would like to acknowledge National Indigenous Peoples Day along with all the efforts people are doing to honour National Indigenous history month. ❤️

We have many amazing people who are part of our journey that are Indigenous and today we are proud of all that they bring in talent, wisdom, professionalism and lived Indigenous experience to help inspire and guide the work that we do. ❤️

06/05/2026

We are excited for the 3rd Annual La Ronge Youth Music Camp this month!

There will be classes in visual arts, fiddle, guitar, ukulele, piano, vocals, songwriting and more! At the end of the camp, participants will be performing what they learned at Napatak Ramble.

Where? La Ronger, Sk @ Senator Myles Venne School

When? June 28th- July 3rd, 9:30am-4:00pm

Who? All age students Grade 5-12 (ages 10-18)

How? To register, click the link to the form here: https://forms.gle/xmZbRFFR3dWpddmQ8 or contact Olivia at 306-370-2287

We are also excited to have a fantastic group of instructors including: Olivia Morelli, Eliza Doyle, Lj Kimbley, Mitchell Dureault, Raven Reid, Riley Burr, Travis Williams and Kiera Dall’Osto. With classes in multiple instruments, singing, and art; there is something for everyone!

Thanks to the community for welcoming us again this year, to the partnership with Senator Myles Venne School and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, to the instructors for bringing talent and positive vibes, and to funders Saskatchewan Music Educators Association - SMEA, SaskOrchestras, Saskatchewan Choral Federation, Community Initiatives Fund and Downie Wenjack Fund for making this camp possible. who make this all possible!

We hope to see you there!

06/05/2026

We are excited for the 3rd Annual La Ronge Youth Music Camp this month!

There will be classes in visual arts, fiddle, guitar, ukulele, piano, vocals, songwriting and more! At the end of the camp, participants will be performing what they learned at Napatak Ramble.

Where? La Ronger, Sk @ Senator Myles Venne School

When? June 28th- July 3rd, 9:30am-4:00pm

Who? All age students Grade 5-12 (ages 10-18)

How? To register, click the link to the form here: https://forms.gle/xmZbRFFR3dWpddmQ8 or contact Olivia at 306-370-2287

We are also excited to have a fantastic group of instructors including: Mary Liv, Eliza Doyle, Lj Tyson Kimbley, Mitchell Dureault, Musician, Raven Reid, Riley Burr, Travis Williams and Kiera Dall’Osto. With classes in multiple instruments, singing, and art; there is something for everyone!

Thanks to the community for welcoming us again this year, to the partnership with Senator Myles Venne School and the Lac La Ronge Indian Band, to the instructors for bringing talent and positive vibes, and to funders Saskatchewan Music Educators Association - SMEA, SaskOrchestras, Saskatchewan Choral Federation, Community Initiatives Fund and Downie Wenjack Fund for making this camp possible. who make this all possible!

We hope to see you there!

05/25/2026

We're hiring a Social Media and Marketing Coordinator!

$25-$30.00/hr - Depending on experience
Part Time: 10 hrs/week
Start Date: July 6th 2026; End Date: On-Going
Deadline to apply: Friday June 12th 11:59pm CST

Community Arts Mentorship is seeking a passionate and creative Social Media and Marketing Coordinator to join our team. This remote position will be instrumental in enhancing our online presence and engaging with our community through innovative social media, marketing and communication strategies. Your efforts will support our mission to provide high-quality programming in remote and under-resourced communities.

This position works directly with the Managing Director to help create and manage content across multiple social media platforms. The social media coordinator will also communicate with media and develop strategies for marketing, sponsorship and communications for one of Saskatchewan’s most recognized arts mentorship brands.

05/25/2026

We're hiring an Education Outreach Program Coordinator!

$30.00/hr
35 hrs/week
Start Date: July 6th 2026; End Date: August 28th 2026
Deadline to apply: Friday June 12th 11:59pm CST

Community Arts Mentorship Program is seeking applications for the position of Education Outreach Program Coordinator for a summer student position! Applicants must be under 30 years old before or on their first day of work on July 6th.

This 8 week job offers an opportunity to work with youth and artists in a professional capacity. Skills in organizing, timelines, budgets and spreadsheets would be an asset but is not required. This position will consist of coordinating programming, as well as assisting in research.

This position is funded through Canada Summer Jobs and applicants must meet their eligibility criteria.

05/21/2026

Only one more week before our Trauma-Informed and Cultural-Sensitivity training! You can register at the link below!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeNzxqE3tkDQn0wNH3-wk0MJMq7CuL0P4_RyjJkw8x3jKuv2A/viewform?usp=header

05/13/2026

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TACT – Trauma-Informed and Cultural Sensitivity Training helps you create safer, more respectful spaces by expanding your knowledge in trauma-informed practices; vicarious trauma; cultural sensitivity, appropriation, and protocol; systemic racism; reconciliation; the blanket exercise; treaties; la...

05/06/2026

The Community Arts Mentorship Program team have been a bunch of busy bees these last few days!! The team made their way over to Makwa Sahgaiehcan for Mental Health Week! We've got some awesome workshops on the go using visual arts, theatre, dance and songwriting to express ones self! Taught by our caring facilitators Holly Yuzicapi, Eliza Doyle, Lj Tyson Kimbley and Abby Blanchard. ❤️

This week is all about how to take care of not just ourselves but each other, no matter our differences. Learning how to support each other through the arts by incorporating mindfulness, meditation, and traditional games. We are focused on lifting each other up and supporting each other through art! ❤️

05/05/2026

May 5th is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit people. Community Arts Mentorship Program acknowledges that this crisis is rooted in colonization, racism and the ongoing systems that continue to harm First Nation, Metis and Inuit people.

You can recognize this day by:
- Wearing red or displaying a red dress
- Learn from First Nation, Metis and Inuit resources
- Familiarize yourself with the 231 Calls to Justice from the 2019 MMIWG2S inquiry report
- Donate funds to grassroots organizations and support mutual aid efforts
- Amplify the voices of Indigenous people

It is important that we do not let today be just a symbol. This is a day of reflection and to take meaningful steps forward. We all have an important job to do in order to create a world where Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people are valued, safe and never forgotten.

If you or someone you know requires support you can contact the 24/7 support line at 1-844-413-6649. This service is free of charge and offers services in Inuktitut, Anishnaabemowin (Ojibway), Cree, English and French.