What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

Chill vibes and happy little trees at Bob Ross Night – Summerween Special, paint and snack up!

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

The only rule is MAKE!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

Join us each month online for an hour of mindful collage paired with readings on the theme of PEACE selected by workshop co-facilitators Lisa and Mo.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

Come join us for a beginner friendly, hands-on workshop covering the ins and outs of 35mm photography. From loading your first roll to pulling freshly developed negatives out of the tank, we got you—No experience required!

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

In this workshop for poets and new poets, we’ll use the natural wonders of the season as our inspiration to write and share haikus and then turn them into experimental short films.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

Learn to make a camera obscura in this hands-on workshop utilizing a few simple  household components and an ancient discovery.

Come celebrate great Canadian dogs—past, present and future, real and imagined—with an outdoor afternoon “dog draw”! Pet portraits, doggy doodles, canine cartoons and MORE! Supplies and refreshments provided. Everyone welcome at this free event, including furry, finned and feathered friends who play well with others. And yes, JoJo The Cat will be there too!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

The only rule is MAKE!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

Join us each month online for an hour of mindful collage paired with readings on the theme of PEACE selected by workshop co-facilitators Lisa and Mo.

This project once again brings together the Carnegie’s Elders in Residence, Elder Marr Dorvault and Elder Leslie Nelson with new artists in residence for 2026, Lisa Marr and Paulo Davanzo, in the creation of a community engaged art project in Andy Livingstone Park, to bridge communities together to make art and share stories. Art in the Park is a welcoming space for all members of the community to connect and come to know one another through collaborative art making and sharing Indigenous cultural practice. It creates a space where creative connection works to reduce neighbourhood tensions to build communities of care.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

In this workshop for poets and new poets, we’ll use the natural wonders of the season as our inspiration to write and share haikus and then turn them into experimental short films.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

TSUNDOKU LIBRARY GATHERINGS ARE ON HIATUS FOR THE SUMMER… WE’LL BE BACK IN OCTOBER!

For "Vancouver" locals, join us by appointment in the Tsundoku Library on the second Thursday of each month, 4 - 8 PM, for books, tea, homemade cookies, and quiet conversation.

The only rule is MAKE!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

Join us each month online for an hour of mindful collage paired with readings on the theme of PEACE selected by workshop co-facilitators Lisa and Mo.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

In this workshop for poets and new poets, we’ll use the natural wonders of the season as our inspiration to write and share haikus and then turn them into experimental short films.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

The only rule is MAKE!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

Join us each month online for an hour of mindful collage paired with readings on the theme of PEACE selected by workshop co-facilitators Lisa and Mo.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

In this workshop for poets and new poets, we’ll use the natural wonders of the season as our inspiration to write and share haikus and then turn them into experimental short films.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

The only rule is MAKE!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

Join us as we celebrate the shortest day of the year by drawing the winter gardens of our dreams and sharing stories of darkness and light . Free online event! Everyone welcome!

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

What is Open Lab? It’s a weekly gathering for makers, tinkers, and the "analog-curious." This isn't a formal class; it’s a hands-on community space where we share knowledge and space.

In this workshop for poets and new poets, we’ll use the natural wonders of the season as our inspiration to write and share haikus and then turn them into experimental short films.

Join us each month online for an hour of mindful collage paired with readings on the theme of PEACE selected by workshop co-facilitators Lisa and Mo.