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Traditional Drum making 

Join our Traditional Drum Workshop, where each participant receive all the materials needed to create their own hand drum. Together, we will share stories, explore traditional drum protocols, and learn a captivating. This immersive experience is perfect for anyone looking to connect with culture and creativity through the art of drumming. Don’t miss on this opportunity to make music and memories!

Join us for an engaging Bannock workshop, where you'll learn the art of making this delicious indigenous flatbread. Immerse yourself in cultural journey filled with storytelling and traditional teachings that will guide you through the process of creating fresh friedock. This hands-on experience is perfect for anyone eager to master the techniques of making their own fry bread.

Plus, we offer catering for your next event with ready-made bannock or bannock tacos to delight your guests!

For an immersive Indigenous cedar bark weaving, where the rich tradition has been lovingly passed down through generations, inspired by her grandmother, a master weaver. Participants will explore a variety of cedar projects, including beautiful cedar bracelets, stunning cedar roses, heartfelt cedar pouches, elegant cedar headbands, and unique cedar earrings Embrace the art of weaving and create your own meaningful pieces while connecting with culture and craftsmanship. Don't miss this to learn and create in a supportive environment!

All cedar materials will be authentically prepared for your creations, ensuring a respectful and traditional approach.

The Western Red Cedar, one of the oldest and most significant trees on the West Coast, will be at the heart of this experience. Join us to uncover secret teachings, learn weaving techniques, and hear captivating stories about the significance of cedar in Indigenous culture.

Join us for an enlightening truth and reconciliation workshop aimed at educating participants about the history and lasting impacts of the residential school system. This workshop seeks to bridge cultural relationships and foster a greater understanding between Indigenous and-Indigenous communities. Gena will share her personal journey as the first generation in her family not to attend residential school, shedding light on how these experiences have influenced her life and the lives of future generations. Together, we can cultivate empathy and awareness, paving the way for meaningful dialogue and connection.