Coming Up
on the 2023 National Tour
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September 28 – September 30
Buddies in Bad Times Cabaret
12 Alexander St, Toronto, Ontario
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October 3 – October 10
Christie Gardens Apartments & Care
Toronto, Ontario
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October 12 – October 18
Active Adult Centre
377 Burnhamthorpe Road East, Suite 116, Mississauga, Ontario
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October 27 – October 30
Castleview Wychwood Towers
351 Christie Street, Toronto, Ontario
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November 14 – November 24
Centre for Oral History and Digital Storytelling (COHDS)
Concordia University, Montréal, Québec
(closed November 20)
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Thanks for hosting!
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April 30 – May 13
Millennium Branch
Winnipeg Public Library
251 Donald Street, Winnipeg, Manitoba
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May – June
Sherbrooke Community Centre
401 Acadia Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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June
Cliff Wright Branch
Saskatoon Public Library
1635 McKercher Drive, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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September 19 – September 22
Amikook Seniors Centre
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory
Manitoulin Island, Ontario
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September 23 – September 26
Wikwemikong Nursing Home
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory
Manitoulin Island, Ontario
2022 BC Tour
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March 31 – April 27
Arbutus Gallery
Kwantlen Polytechnique University
12666 72 Ave, Surrey, BC
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May 7-30
Central Branch
Greater Victoria Public Library
735 Broughton St, Victoria, BC
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July 7-10
Community Hall
Hornby Island
2125 Sollans Rd, Hornby Island, BC
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July 28 – September 16
Nanaimo Harbourfront Branch
Vancouver Island Regional Library
90 Commercial St, Nanaimo, BC
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September 21 – October 17
Lynn Valley Branch
North Vancouver District Public Library
1277 Lynn Valley Rd, North Vancouver, BC
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October 21 – November 11
Century House
Moody Park
620 Eighth St, New Westminster, BC
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November 14 – January 30
Foyer Gallery
Squamish Library
37907 Second Avenue, Squamish
COVID in the House of Old is a scalable traveling exhibit. It suits public spaces like libraries and community centres. It could be shown in health care facilities, museums, malls, educational institutions and at fall fairs. We want it to go EVERYWHERE in Canada and we will work with you to make that happen.
The exhibit’s storytelling chairs can be presented together or used in groups of two or three if space is limited. Elegy for Long Term Care Homes simply needs a wall on which it can be projected. If noise is an issue, then the exhibit audio for Elegy and the chairs can be accessed via QR codes that link to the project website.
With a podcast, powerful audio, and the audio-visual impact of Elegy for Long Term Care Homes, the exhibit is easily adaptable for educational purposes. This website will include a set of COVID in the House of Old teaching resources suited to secondary, post-secondary and adult education settings. See our Teaching Resources page for further information.
This is an accessible exhibit and website. QR codes will link to images with alt texts for all visuals and online transcripts of all audio and allow exhibit visitors to amplify the sound if needed.
If you are interested in presenting COVID in the House of Old in your community or at your institution please send an email query to Megan Davies: info@covidinthehouseofold.ca