Past Events › Yukon Winter Events

Join artists Joyce Majiski and Natasha van Netten for a talk about their exhibits Song of the Whale and Waters of the Humpback via Zoom on February 7, 11:30am MST. Joining the artists will be Michael deRoos, who is a master skeleton articulator and biologist, and Michiru Main, who has a background in marine ecology and conservation biology. Go into the link to register for free and receive your zoom link. https://yukonartscentre.com/events/online-artist-talk-song-of-the-whale-and-waters-of-the-humpback  

Join award-winning photographer and instructor Mark Kelly for a free, 3-hour workshop on basic studio lighting on February 9 at the Old Fire Hall at 1105 Front Street from 6:00PM-9:00PM. Backdrops and lighting equipment will be supplied. A couple of extra cameras will be on hand if you can't bring one. There will also be a model on site for those great photos you will take! There are only 6 spots available to ensure safe social distancing. REGISTER HERE Social…

Presented by Whitehorse Toyota This year's Fiddle Show will be a little different. If you are lucky enough to get a live show ticket you will be treated to Yukon’s own fiddler Sarah Hamilton and the Fiddleheads. Following their show, Mark Sullivan, a three-time Canadian Grand Master Fiddle Champion, will take the stage virtually! If you are sick or exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19, please stay home. DO NOT attend the performance if you are ill. Your ticket entitles you…

A unique brand of “Yukon Funk”. High energy bass-led grooves, soaring vocals, and a tight horn section; this is what fans of Whitehorse’s own Major Funk have come to expect. It’s a great formula for a good time, and they’ve got this down to a science. Several years of research and development in the studio and on the road has refined the band’s sound into something familiar but fresh, epic but accessible, and dangerously infectious. Most importantly, it’s a ton…