Japanese bookbinding for children
Attisez votre flamme créative en fabriquant votre propre livret artisanal!
Avec Mireille Ménard, découvrez des techniques de reliure japonaise, là où le livret devient une œuvre d’art unique issue de l’inspiration de la personne qui le crée.
Tout le matériel nécessaire à l’atelier vous est fourni sans frais.
Prices and schedule
Free Ticket
You are unemployed or your revenue is minimal. You struggle to meet your basic needs and you’re financially stressed. You struggle to pay the cost of public transit or gas for essential transportation. You never eat out and you can rarely afford a ticket to a show or a cultural event. You use government aid, such as social assistance and food banks. You are a refugee or an asylum seeker. You have minimal or no savings.
Economy ticket – a portion of the full price
You have limited income. You struggle to meet your basic needs, but you manage. You can pay the cost of public transit or gas for essential transportation. You have a job or regular work. You can sometimes eat out and occasionally buy tickets for a show or a cultural event. You have modest savings.
Regular ticket – full price
You can comfortably meet all of your basic needs. You can comfortably pay the cost of public or private transportation. You have a job or regular paid work. You eat out fairly often and you can afford tickets to shows or cultural events. You have significant savings.
Solidarity ticket – more than the regular price
The criteria for regular tickets describe your situation. But to help your less fortunate neighbours access arts and culture, you are willing to pay a bit more than the regular price for your ticket, thus supporting the aims of the “pay what you can” policy.
