Learn, explore and create through art – now online!
We’ve adapted our popular visual arts school program to a virtual format, delivered live on Zoom.

VIRTUAL SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS
GALLERY TOUR & ART WORKSHOP
Led by our educators, your virtual visit includes a video tour of our Art Gallery exhibition, Arrangements, for inspiration and conversation, followed by hands-on art-making in your classroom. This 90-minute program emphasizes visual literacy, critical thinking, and technical art skills that support your classroom curriculum. Our sessions are suitable for students from Kindergarten to Grade 8, with programs tailored to different ages and learning styles.
What’s new?
Our Virtual School Field Trips include an interactive discussion about artworks in our gallery exhibition, video clips of artists speaking about their work and what it means to be an artist, and live instruction on an art-making activity.
Technology Requirements for Schools:
- Strong Internet connection
- Access to video/sound system (can be a laptop) that includes:
- A screen (to see our educators)
- A webcam (so our educators can see you)
- A microphone (to speak to our educators)
- Speakers (to hear our educators)
Registration opens January 04, 2021!
Ready to book? Contact the Box Office at schoolbookings@evergreenculturalcentre.ca or 604-927-6552.
Program Cost: $120 | Teachers from School District 43: contact the Box Office directly to inquire about booking a Virtual School Field Trip free of charge.


INSPIRED BY OUR 2020 GALLERY EXHIBITION
ARRANGEMENTS
What can we learn about ourselves and our values by looking at flowers? In the exhibition Arrangements, artists look at the many meanings attributed to cut flowers, gardens and wild plants to explore how people use flowers to communicate all kinds of ideas. The artworks in the exhibition go beyond ideas of beauty to take an unexpected look at this familiar floral subject matter.
Big idea: People use flowers to communicate.
VIRTUAL SCHOOL FIELD TRIPS
VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP PROGRAMS

K – GRADE 2 | COLLAGE
THE SHAPE OF FLOWERS
On this field trip, students will take a video tour of Arrangements, hear from artists in this exhibition and explore the many creative meanings of flowers in the gallery with a discussion facilitated by our educators. Inspired by this directed conversation, students will draw a new flower from their imagination and use this image to create relief prints.

GRADE 3 – 5 | PRINTMAKING
HYBRID HORTICULTURE
On this field trip, students will take a video tour of Arrangements, hear from artists in this exhibition and explore the many creative meanings of flowers in the gallery with a discussion facilitated by our educators. Inspired by this directed conversation, students will draw a new flower from their imagination and use this image to create relief prints.

GRADE 6 – 8 | INKS + PAINTING
THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
On this field trip, students will take a video tour of Arrangements, hear from artists in this exhibition and explore the many personal and cultural meaning of flowers with an art-based discussion facilitated by our educators. Then, students will get creative with ink drawing and painting as they illustrate floral subject matter that reflects on or questions cultural norms and personal worldviews.
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VIRTUAL FIELD TRIP REQUEST FORM
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FREE ONLINE VIDEO WORKSHOPS
Get creative with our educators! We have been working hard to provide additional online resources for teachers + parents to encourage the arts at home. There are lots of visual arts activities, like watercolour and bookbinding tutorials, as well as performing arts workshops to help support your school activities. We also have several engaging artist interviews from our latest exhibitions.
FAMILY DAYS (FROM HOME)
Our public Family Days program has also been reimagined for life at home. Sponsored by Prospera Credit Union, our new Family Days From Home videos include a virtual tour of our latest exhibitions + an exciting, hands-on activity, designed to use materials you already have at home. Share what you create with us online using the hashtag #ECCArtAttack!