Kamloops Adult Learners Society (KALS) is a community of actively engaged learners who are interested in exploring and understanding a broad range of topics, sharing ideas, and meeting others who have similar interests. Classes are usually two hours in length and are single-session or multi-session of two to ten weeks duration.
Membership is required to register. For more information about membership, click here.
How To Register for Courses
On-line by clicking the online registration button:
In person on McArthur Island at 1550 Island Parkway Dr. through-out the semester during office hours Monday-Friday 9am-4pm (Closed from 12pm-1pm). Credit, cash or cheque
Register by Phone by Calling 1-250-376-1525
*Single session courses are non-refundable. Multi session courses are refundable with a $10 cancellation fee.
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In this new body of work, Raluchukwu Ojah explores questions of cross-cultural exchange and the immigrant experience through fashion and dance. Ojah’s research draws upon a traditional spiritual masquerade called Ekpe, performed in his hometown of Amaekpu, Ohafia, Nigeria. Through a series of life-size dancing figures hanging from the wall, Ojah reimagines the Ekpe masquerade to reflect upon his own roots and the ways in which ancestral rituals are spread through contemporary Nigerian western fashion. Ojah’s figures capture the dynamic movement of traditional Igbo, Enugu and Ohafia dances, which have had a strong influence on contemporary dance, especially hip-hop and club dance culture.
Kristen Gardner
In this new body of work, Raluchukwu Ojah explores questions of cross-cultural exchange and the immigrant experience through fashion and dance. Ojah’s research draws upon a traditional spiritual masquerade called Ekpe, performed in his hometown of Amaekpu, Ohafia, Nigeria. Through a series of life-size dancing figures hanging from the wall, Ojah reimagines the Ekpe masquerade to reflect upon his own roots and the ways in which ancestral rituals are spread through contemporary Nigerian western fashion. Ojah’s figures capture the dynamic movement of traditional Igbo, Enugu and Ohafia dances, which have had a strong influence on contemporary dance, especially hip-hop and club dance culture.
Tuesday December 16, 2025 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
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How To Register for Membership
On-line by clicking the online registration button:
In person on McArthur Island at 1550 Island Parkway Dr. through-out the semester during office hours Monday-Friday 9am-4pm (Closed from 12pm-1pm). Credit, cash or cheque
Register by Phone by Calling 1-250-376-1525