11/08/2022
We spend a lot of time thinking about the transformational impact of community architecture and its role in shaping the ways we connect. But this evolution would not be possible without the diverse contributions of the people who inhabit these spaces.
They expand on and repurpose a building's design, injecting their unique needs, perspectives and talents into how these facilities are used. So our civic centers remain vibrant, safe, and accessible – generations after they're built.
No story makes this more clear than Barbed Choir, the second release in The Space Between video series.
Their motto may be "strong and wrong", but the music Whistler’s Barbed Choir creates together is an integral part of what makes this community sing.
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There's more to come! Follow along every morning until Dec 6th because there are more stories to share. Here and on hcma.ca.
Special thanks to Whistler Public Library, Kahani Pictures and the Whistler Barbed Choir for their support in bringing this powerful story to the small screen.