One in Spirit Writing Workshop this Saturday (Limited Seats)

Deepen your writing. Connect with the land. Engage with Truth and Reconciliation.

Are you a writer wanting to connect your work to the history of this land? Or an educator looking for guidance on how to approach Truth and Reconciliation? This workshop, a collaboration between Geist and the Museum of Vancouver, is designed to support you.

Join Elder Randy Fred of the Tseshaht First Nation for a creative writing workshop and spirit walk in Vanier Park (sen̓áḵw/sən̓aʔqʷ). This is more than just writing. It is a chance to reflect, listen, and share stories that help with healing and understanding.

The day includes guided writing exercises, a spirit walk through the park to quietly connect with the land, a shared meal, and time for personal storytelling.

The workshop is open to everyone, including writers, educators, and anyone interested in Truth and Reconciliation. Whether you are new to writing or have experience, this workshop will help you explore these important themes.

Date: Saturday, September 27, 2025

Time: 10:00am - 3:00pm

Tickets:

• $110 General Admission
• $100 MOV Members, Students and Seniors
• $90 Indigenous and Teachers
• (plus fees and taxes)

Space is limited — please register to secure your spot.

We encourage applications and submissions from BIPOC artists and writers, artists and writers with disabilities, LGBTQIA2S+ artists and writers, and artists and writers from other intersectional and marginalized groups.