Yukoners have a “Can-Do” attitude and one way they share their skills with other is through workshops. Here, you can find how-to information and an opportunity to build your skill sets with classes and workshops that include culinary instruction, writing literature, hunting and fishing, arts and music and creating the spaces your projects will take shape in. What’s Up Yukon can help you plan your time to learn or improve your skills.
Meals inspired by literature
Many classic stories have food and drinks intrinsically linked to their narratives. The Whitehorse Public…
Emma’s Quick Guide to a safe and sound studio
The main things I consider, as a painter, are ventilation, natural light and cleanup. Ventilation…
Scavenging for Raven
Upper Tanana artist Teresa Vander Meer-Chassé has teamed up with Whitehorse-based artist Nicole Bauberger to…
Healthy crying and how to do it
Children sometimes will look not grieving at all, then they’re in it all at once,”…
Play-fighting for fun
I’ve been there, watching a play when it happens. A sharp staccato rings out as…
What’s with all the brushes?
Painters need brushes to create the best marks and strokes to convey their visual messages.
Yukon women … hunting, fishing, harvesting, bonding
Yukon women … hunting, fishing, harvesting, bonding. 20 women in outdoor workshops developing Yukon hunting…
Magic in Tombstone
“Art Magic in Tombstone” is a series of workshops hosted by the Friends of Dempster…
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