:format(webp)/media/images/events/resource-centre-for-the-arts-lspu-hall/img-banner/9cb33ad9-503.png)
Friday November 22nd, 2024
Friday November 22nd, 2024
8:00 PM
-
10:45 PM GMT-3:30
Starts: 8:00 PM GMT-3:30
Ends: 10:45 PM GMT-3:30
Resource Centre for the Arts (LSPU Hall)
3 Victoria Street, St. John's
View Map
Description
Featuring Noel Joe’s The Forgotten Warriors and CBC’s Aunt Nellie’s Legacy! Join us at the LSPU Hall for an evening of impactful documentaries.
"The Forgotten Warriors" is the unbelievable true story of the courageous last stand by Mi'kmaq activists from Conne River, NL. In 1983, a group of 9 individuals risked their lives by beginning a hunger strike in a desperate plea to government to release funds owed to them. It was an act of courage and determination fuelled by a hunger for justice - justice for their families, for those who came before them, and for those who would come behind. Director Noel Joe narrates this compelling documentary and recounts the tale with first-hand commentary from the hunger strikers, those who assisted their efforts in 1983, as well as family members.
“Aunt Nellie’s Legacy” - This documentary comes from Makkovik on Labrador's north coast. In this film you’ll meet the talented Nellie Winters, the pride of Nunatsiavut. Her pursuit of Inuit art and craft has inspired her family and her community.
Doors open at 7:30PM and the event begins at 8:00PM. This event is all ages.
Important Info
Contact Information
Resource Centre for the Arts (RCA) operates from the historic LSPU Hall, affectionately referred to as The Hall – which houses a 172-192 seat theatre. The first floor has a bar and smaller performance space, Cox & Palmer Second Space.
Refund Policy
In place until further notice – subject to change. Refunds are only permitted in cases where the patron cannot attend due to illness. Refund requests must be made no later than 4 hours before the start of the show, after which no refunds will be permitted.
Showpass © 2026