Cuisine ta ville 2023
Cuisine ta Ville 2021 © ATSA - Photo de JF Lamouereux
get involved in the programming!
We're opening new streams and would love to hear from you:
CITIZEN PARTICIPATION:
1- Talk to me about art: Come and present us with a favorite literary, cinematographic or musical work by an artist from your culture of origin that we can read, see or listen to in turn! You can present an excerpt by reading or presenting the trailer or a musical excerpt and tell us how you came into contact with this work, what it inspires you etc.!
2- Express course in Aboriginal languages: We should all know more about Aboriginal languages...we're looking for teachers ;)) KWE
3- Tell me about your language: Come and talk to us about your mother tongue and all the differences and learning challenges you have encountered in learning French. Because yes, learning French when you come from Bangladesh or Germany is not the same! Take this opportunity to teach us some of your expressions!
4- Cooking party: you like to discuss and cook? Come and share and cook your best recipe while telling us about your migratory journey, for a moment of meeting and conviviality!
For more info and to apply, contact Naya at mobilisation@atsa.qc.ca
ARTISTIC PARTICIPATION:
Do you have an idea for a program? You are an artist, from all disciplines, and your artistic approach is interested in migration issues and cultural identities. Does the theme of memory in relation to cultural distance appeal to you?
Send your application to Flo at coordination@atsa.qc.ca by the end of January. Only the selected applications will be contacted.
VOLUNTEERING:
You want to get involved for the 4th edition? Contact mobilisation@atsa.qc.ca and we will put you on our list of volunteers!
SEND US YOUR ATSA MEMORIES
December 17th, it's the 25th anniversary of ATSA, Quand l'Art passe à l'Action !
La Banque à bas, 1997 © ATSA - Photo de Luc Sénécal
SEND US YOUR MEMORIES!
Photos, videos, comments, letters...
at info@atsa.qc, on Facebook or at our office at atsa, 4432 Drolet street h2w 2l8, Montreal
What event has marked you the most? Did you volunteer on one of our projects? We want to know everything!
SUPPORT ATSA
Atsa launches its 2023 fundraising drive ! We invite you to support us in this new adventure !
ONE-TIME | MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS
What will your donation help us achieve in 2023 ?
- Cuisine ta ville 23, a fourth expanded edition that will offer you not 4 but 10 days of innovative programming at the Place des Festivals in May 2023!
- La Montagnarde: The possibility for multidisciplinary, multigenerational artists, diverse in genre and culture to renew their practice, far from the bustle of the city.
- The Cuisine ton Quartier podcasts are on tour in Canada with the addition of 10 French-speaking destinations over three years, i.e. nearly 150 episodes!
And all the freedom to surprise you all year round with projects that respond to current events, as we did with de Plain-pied and our petition against excessive real estate speculation.
> FOR ALL THESE WORTHWHILE REASONS : MAKE YOUR DONATION !
ATSA issues charitable receipts for all donations of $ 20 or more.
Cuisine ton quartier Canada
GOOD NEWS: We are very pleased to announce that the Cuisine ton quartier project is expanding into the Canadian Francophonie!
Our new partner Fondation dialogue will accompany ATSA in the realization of the Cuisine ton quartier project, thus promoting and supporting dialogue between the Francophone and Acadian communities of Canada and the ethnocultural communities!
A great collaboration is in the works and a new adventure awaits ATSA!
CUISINE TON QUARTIER: PODCAST TRAILS ( IN FRENCH )
CUISINE TON QUARTIER: PODCAST TRAILS ( IN FRENCH )
New episodes available! Subscribe to our Spotify channel and don’t miss anything!
Upcoming dates in the park:
- Anjou, July 9 at Parc Goncourt – 2 to 6 p.m.
- LaSalle, July 16 at Parc Ménard – 1 to 5 p.m.
- Verdun, July 22 at Parc Arthur-Therrien – 4 to 7 p.m.
Audio trail: Cuisine ton quartier
The Cuisine ton quartier audio trail is an invitation to take a thoughtful, attentive walk and discover the paths and challenges faced by the refugees and immigrants who make up the social fabric of Montreal’s neighbourhoods.
Listen to testimonials by immigrants, social and community outreach workers, members of the host society and committed artists. Participate from home or enjoy an immersive experience in person with a guided audio tour of the neighbourhoods at your own pace.
Seven boroughs have been selected as part of the Ville de Montréal’s initiative of high-priority regions for the inclusion of immigrants (“territoires d’inclusion prioritaires”): Montréal-Nord, Côte-Des-Neiges–Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Ahuntsic–Cartierville, Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, Saint-Laurent, Saint-Léonard and Pierrefonds–Roxboro.
And we are thrilled to welcome on board 3 new boroughs: Anjou, LaSalle and Verdun. And since good news always brings more good news, you will soon be able to discover testimonials about issues surrounding francophone migration, in Sudbury and Winnipeg.
To listen to our podcast: https://atsa-cuisinetonquartier.ca/
FOR MORE INFORMATION ON THE AUDIO TRAIL
The Cuisine ton Quartier project is made possible by support from the Ville de Montréal, the Bureau d’intégration des nouveaux arrivants à Montréal (BINAM), the Ministère de l’Immigration, de la Francisation et de l’Intégration (MIFI) and the Conseil des Arts de Montréal.