MayWorks

MAY 1-7. 1989

The Second Annual MayWorks Festival invites you to
enjoy Art That Works For You with over 35 theatre, poetry,
concert, evening cabaret, art exhibit, workshop, and ‘Artin
the Workplace”’ presentations this May 1st through 7th.

Many of Canada’s finest artists will be sharing their
works in the respected tradition of May festivals &

Art for Working People programs in Paris,

sae’ Glasgow, San Francisco, Toronto, Melbourne
and many other international communities.
MayWorks promotes the rights of artists as
workers — recognizing artists as integral
‘ contributors to a vital, growing Canadian
\ culture. MayWorks brings art out of th
pod big galleries — and sets art in the”
hands of the community,
Celebrate the power Of
community expression —
through cultur a
with MayWorks
-For more”
event/ volunteer “4

info — please
call: 324-8827.

**Or, Pi

Foot stompin’

good times!

MayWorks

Country

Shindig with

Sue Medley,

Roy Forbes,

and The Hard

Rock Miners. 8

p.m. Sat. May 6,

Maritime

Labour Centre. .

Tix: Door and

Advance.*

“culture is the ... spirit of
the people.’’ Toronto dub
poet Ahdri Zhina Mandiela.
Thurs. May 4th. Noon at the
Sinclair Centre. & 7:30 p.m.
at the MayWorks Cabaret; &
2 p.m. Sat. May 6 at Octopus
Books E. for ‘Telling It Like It
Is: Racism Doesn't Work.”
with poets Neil Benson,
Sadhu Binning, Jenny Gunn,
Roy Kiyooka, Surjeet Kalsey,
Evelyn Lau, Sky Lee, Lee
Maracle, Ajmer Rode, and
Jim Wong-Chu. =

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