The Next Brew. Stories and Values for Sustainability, #4

Par : Tony Eetak
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-1-0698405-6-1
  • EAN9781069840561
  • Date de parution23/10/2025
  • Protection num.pas de protection
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  • ÉditeurThe Arts Incubator

Résumé

What happens when four creative hearts decide to turn a dream into a city-wide spectacle? Written by Tony Eetak and published by the Arts Incubator Winnipeg, The Next Brew invites readers into the vibrant pulse of downtown Winnipeg, where art and community collide. Photographer Kristin, beatmaker Devon, digital artist Sophie, and spoken word poet Ravi find their creative centre at The Exchange coffee shop.
Together, they envision and commit to organising a groundbreaking, city-wide youth arts showcase. However, transforming this ambitious dream into reality will demand more than individual talent; it will challenge their bonds and forge new connections. As they navigate the complexities of their project, these four teenagers discover that true art thrives on collaboration. They learn to blend diverse perspectives, overcome challenges, and forge unbreakable bonds, proving that a shared passion can transform their community.
This is a heartwarming exploration of friendship, resilience, and the incredible impact young voices can have when they work together. Perfect for both home and classroom reading, this story includes a thoughtful discussion guide to encourage conversation about its important themes and connect its message to global citizenship and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, particularly SDG #3 (Good Health and Well-being) through its focus on creative expression and community support.
Tony Eetak is a youth Inuk artist and musician whose creativity knows no bounds. Originally from Arviat, Nunavut, he finds his voice on the piano and keyboard. An avid composer of electronic music, He is a National Role Model and long-time volunteer with Global Dignity Canada, and a member of the Arviat Film Society. He is also a founding member of The Arts Incubator Winnipeg and a collaborator with the Art Borups Corners storytelling and literacy program.
Tony translates the world around him into melodies and harmonies, crafting music that speaks with a quiet and powerful beauty. He is fond of playing piano and acoustic guitar.