Kwiingunewul!
Join us this weekend at the Munsee-Delaware Lunaape Traditional Gathering & Pow Wow! All are welcome along the Antler River (aka Thames), for singing, dancing, vendors, food, giveaways, and community spirit!
When: Fri. 27 June (5pm – 9pm), Sat. 28 June & Sun. 29 June, 2025
Where: At the Arbour, 289 Jubilee Road, Muncey, ON (just west of St. Thomas)
Sunrise Ceremony both days at 7:00 am, Grand Entry at Noon & 7pm Sat.
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