Performances & public celebrations
Dance, music, traditional dress, and shared cultural expression bring Crimean Tatar heritage into public spaces.
Our Activities
The programs and projects through which we preserve and share Crimean Tatar heritage.
Hands-on heritage
Heritage is learned by doing. Our community workshops create space to cook together, practise traditional crafts, exchange family knowledge, and welcome new generations.
Hands-on sessions explore dough, fillings, shaping techniques, and the stories carried by family recipes.
Demonstrations and guided practice connect participants with material culture, ornament, and handmade form.
Food presentations and shared tables introduce the flavours and welcoming traditions of Crimean Tatar culture.
Heritage in public
Festivals make culture visible at scale — through performance, community pavilions, cuisine, parades, and gatherings around the Crimean Tatar flag.
Dance, music, traditional dress, and shared cultural expression bring Crimean Tatar heritage into public spaces.
Community displays introduce visitors to Crimean Tatar ceramics, textiles, cuisine, history, and contemporary life.
Flags, signs, and community participation make Crimean Tatar identity visible within Canada’s multicultural celebrations.
Stories, memory, learning
Film, visual art, literature, and public learning place Crimean Tatar voices in conversation with audiences across Canada.
Screenings bring Crimean Tatar stories to Canadian audiences. In 2025, Her Heart was presented for the 81st anniversary of the genocide of the Crimean Tatar people.
Portraits, artworks, documents, and immersive installations connect personal memory with the wider history of Crimea.
Presentations, lectures, and community conversations share Crimean Tatar history and culture with students and the public.
Translation, publishing, poetry, and recorded conversations help carry language and cultural memory across generations.
Get involved
To ask about an event, a film screening, or a partnership, get in touch — details are arranged case by case.