Step back in time to the mid-1800s and days of the fur trade. A living history encampment featuring merchants, demonstrations, crafts & music – fun for the whole family!
Look for our tent – furs, skulls, natural medicines, herbs, crafts and more!
Sat. 21 Sept. & Sun 22 Sept. 2019
10am – 4pm
Wagon Wheel Produce & Corn Maze
1371 Charlotteville Rd. 7, Simcoe, ON MAP
Join us Sept. 29 & 30 indoors at the Western Fair District Agriplex (845 Florence St., London, ON) for a huge gathering of Indigenous artists, makers and organizations, as we remember all our relations for the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation. Gawii Wiikaa Ga-Nendimisii (Never Ever Forget Me) addresses the cultural genocide which diminished…
The Niagara Regional Native Centre presents the annual “Nurturing Our Roots”, Traditional Pow Wow Sat. 7 Oct. at the Meridian Centre Arena in downtown St. Catharines.Canada’s largest indoor Pow Wow! We will be there with our medicines, crafts, furs, Maple products, Bison snacks, and more! This traditional Pow Wow attracts visitors & participants from across the…
Hókahé! #PowWow season has begun! Our good friends Anita & Scott of Urban Nish have organized a great gathering for #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay!All Nations are welcome to this safe space to gather, learn, sing, and share! Traditional drumming, singing & dancing (bring your hand drum for community drumming). Vendors & crafts, kids activities, Corn Soup & Pride…
Sept. 30 has been officially designated a “national holiday” in Canada – but this is not a “fun day off”, but a time for a day of quiet reflection or participation in a community event to remember those who were victimized by the “Residential School” system. Many died and were hidden in the ground, some…
Join us this weekend (Sat. 6 Aug., Sun. 7 Aug. 10am-5pm) at Old Fort Erie for the 31st reenactment of the 1812 siege! Admission to the event, all merchants and all battle displays is FREE. Regular admission for tours of the Fort, including the special “Lantern Tour” Saturday evening. Muskets, cannons, mortars…and one very big explosion…
On the 19th of November 1794, in London, England, “the Treaty of Amity, Commerce and Navigation” proposed by Mr. John Jay (Chief Justice of the United States at the time), was ratified and signed “between His Britannick Majesty; and the United States of America, by their President, with the Advice and Consent of their Senate”…
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