Wednesday, July 29, 2026
Wednesday, July 29th, enjoy a free artist talk at Serious Coffee in Campbell River.
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Don't miss the next installment of the Living Creatively artist talk series in Campbell River.
On July 29th, 2026 Camille “C-Child” Darke-Shields, an all-styles dancer, educator, and lifelong student of hip-hop culture, will be welcomed. Camille has trained with legendary pioneers including Don Campbell, Popin’ Pete, Suga Pop, and Mr. Wiggles, and has performed alongside artists such as K-OS, Redman & Method Man. With over 14 years of teaching experience in Calgary and on Vancouver Island, she brings deep knowledge, lived experience, and passion for movement and culture.
In this intimate evening conversation, Camille will share her journey through dance, mentorship, creativity, and the roots of hip-hop that continue to shape her practice today.
Whether you’re a dancer, artist, or simply curious about creativity and expression, you are warmly welcome.
Register at Eventbrite, then come early, grab a coffee, and join an evening of conversation, connection, and inspiration.
Serious Coffee
2253 S Island Highway #1
Campbell River
V9W 7H9
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