Events

Grebel alumni and friends in the Ottawa area are invited to this evening gathering, featuring a presentation by Mark Schaan (BA 2002 Political Science and PACS) on the government's role with Artificial Intelligence from his perspective as Deputy Secretary to the Cabinet, AI.

This event has been cancelled. We hope that we can reschedule it in the future for a time when more alumni families are available to gather together.

Say hello to current students at the GTA Mennonite Festival, and enjoy some classic Grebel cookies.

This year the Kindred Credit Union Centre for Peace Advancement will once again host a public community calendar of events and activities running from International Day of Peace to the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Experience the rich musical and cultural life of Bali, Indonesia through workshops, concerts, ceremonies, festivals, site visits, and local cuisine. 

Join us to listen and learn about how to build peace together in our communities with Indigenous thought-leader and justice catalyst, Sarah Augustine. Sarah will inspire and equip us with insights from decades of practical work on peace building and dismantling oppressive systems at the community level. 

Grebel's Alumni Committee invites you back to the College for an Alumni Community Supper! On Wednesday, October 15 at 6:00 PM, join other alumni and families for homemade bread, a delicious meal, and the companionship of other Grebelites. After supper, we'll listen to a special speaker.

Celebrate the opening of the latest group exhibit in the Grebel Gallery, Drafts 6: Mapping Diasporic Identities. Featuring Tazeen Qayyum, Faseeh Saleem, Sumaira Tazeen, Wen Li, JJ Lee, Paria Shahverdi. Curated by Soheila Esfahani. Art Directed by Faseeh Salem.

Conrad Grebel is hosting a Youth Night in Toronto! Join us at Toronto Chinese Mennonite Church on Friday, October 24th from 7:00-9:30pm. Get ready for a fun night filled with games, snacks, and a time to worship together.

Join fellow Grebel alumni and friends in Winnipeg for a special reception and concert. As part of the Agassiz Cello Festival, Grebel Music Professor Karen Sunabacka will premiere her new ten-minute piece for eight cellos, titled "Water, Reeling and Kin."