DREAM TECH is a series of interdisciplinary performances and workshops inspired by Kanyen’kehà:ka dream technology, unfolding on BC’s Sunshine Coast.
Guided by our understanding of dreaming as ancestral and living technology, DREAM TECH explores dreaming as creative practice, as story, as connection, and as a way of building futures together.
Flower Moon
Blue Moon
Strawberry Moon
July First Quarter Moon
A weekend of art and dreams. Featuring music, poetry and textiles with eco-arts workshops and desserts from the garden.
TICKETS available online and at the door
PART WEEKEND PASS
excluding Rita and Zoe Kompst Workshop
$15, $25, $40
FULL WEEKEND PASS
including Rita and Zoe Kompst Workshop
$110, $135, $160
Single event tickets
Pay What You Decide, $5, $10, $15
Limited accessible tickets available for Indigenous community and others. Email info@theonlyanimal.com.
LOCATION:
Mission Point House
4603 Sunshine Coast Hwy
ch’atlich/Sechelt, BC
Friday, July 24, 7:30 pm - 9:15 pm
Mushrooms at Twilight with The Art & Fungi Project (WALK)
Meet fungi through an embodied walk as the sun goes down, guided by artists and mycologists Isabelle Kirouac and Willoughby Arévalo.
Saturday, July 25
10:00 am - 3:00 pm: Natural Dye with Rita & Zoe Kompst (WORKSHOP)
Learn to dye yarns using mushrooms and plants with xʷməθkʷəy̓əm Elder Rita Kompst and her daughter Zoe Kompst (Sliding scale $110, $135, $160). Limited Capacity. Pre-registration required.
3:30 pm - 5:30 pm: Jessica Silvey (WORKSHOP)
Weaving and storytelling with Coast Salish weaver Jessica Silvey.
7:30 pm: Desserts by Erin Dutton (FOOD)
Foraged and flower-forward desserts for purchase by local foodie and artist Erin Dutton. Vegan and GF options.
7:30 pm - 10:00 pm: Live Music and Public Dreaming (PERFORMANCE)
Hear your dreams set to live music by Toni-Leah C. Yake, Malcolm Jack and Julia Úlehla.
Sunday, July 26, 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Dream Sigils (WORKSHOP)
Use botanical elements to create a dream "sigil": a personal symbol to invite and honour your dreams. With Toni-Leah C. Yake and Barbara Adler.
This new, immersive audio performance by Isabelle Kirouac & Willoughby Arévalo invites you to dream the world through the perspective of fungi.
An exhibition of new media and textiles from the project, with live music and eco-arts demos.
We celebrate the end of the season with live performances and exhibitions from DREAM TECH and its sister projects.