Telus World of Science Orange Shirt Day Event

In recognition of Orange Shirt Day, and in the name of Truth and Reconciliation, and the creation of an inclusive, safe space, TELUS World of Science — Edmonton is providing FREE Science Centre General Admission for Indigenous guests* on September 30 and gives you the opportunity to participate in the following special events:

Schedule**:

Tipi raising (free outdoor activity) | 8AM

Lighting of the Qulliq*** | 10AM

Performance by Inuit throat singers Jana Angulalik and Jenna Broomfield | 10AM

Indigenous Vendors Market | 10AM — 4PM

Moment of Silence | 10:30AM

Indigenous-focused activities throughout the Science Centre | 11AM — 5PM

• Orange Shirt pin craft in Arctic Journey 
• Strawberry DNA Extraction in Health Zone
  
• Silkscreening Workshop with Dusty LeGrande in The Science Garage
• Liquid Nitrogen Aqpiq (Cloudberry) Ice Cream on the Syncrude Science Stage
• Performance by Indigenous Drummer Dezmond Morningchild
• and more!

* Excludes IMAX® films and evening laser shows.

** Schedule subject to change.

*** A qulliq is the traditional oil lamp used by Arctic peoples, including the Inuit. It is made of soapstone in a rounded shape and traditionally uses the oil blubber from seals or whales as fuel and arctic cotton grass as the wick.