Braiding Our Stories

Join the community for Braiding Our Stories: Celebrating Indigenous Month. A vibrant and heart-opening celebration of Indigenous culture, teachings, and traditions.

Special guest, master Haudenosaunee storyteller, Perry Ground (Onondaga Turtle Clan) at 11:30 am.

  • When: Sat. 14 June, 2025 10 am – 1pm
  • Where: Indigenous Unity Garden, Mel Swart Park, Thorold, ON (MAP)

Special events during the day include:

  • Drum Teachings with Indigenous youth Bennett – learn hand and big drum songs that carry stories and spirit
  • Reciprocal Gardening teachings with Grandmother Cindi Lee
  • Medicine Pouch Making with Mary Clause
  • Indigenous Artisan Market
  • Thorold’s Mobile Indigenous Library
  • Ancestors’ Reflection Immersive Audio Tour — Bring your own device & earbuds!
  • and more….

Everyone is welcome! Grab your chair, blanket, gardening tools, and an open mind as we come together as a community. Join us for an inspiring session with one of the finest storytellers, and immerse yourself in the powerful and beautiful wisdom of Indigenous traditions!

Presented by Kakekalanicks Indigenous Consulting / Michele-Elise Burnett

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