Fri. 1 Mar. 2019 / 5:00pm – 7:00pm
Join our host and Champion Traditional Dancer, Jordan Williams White Eye, as he brings stories & teachings from Pow Wow celebrations across Turtle Island.
Learn the history of different Dances, Songs and Pow Wow Traditions.
Fort Erie Native Friendship Centre (Gymnasium)
796 Buffalo Rd., Fort Erie, ON (MAP)
This is a fully accessible location.
Join us – in the past – at the annual Battle of Stoney Creek; on the grounds of the 200 year old Gage Homestead. A weekend of 1812 era adventure for all ages, June 3 & 4, 2017 – FREE admission this year as #Canada150 is celebrated! We will have our usual variety of trade goods,…
It’s free to visit the merchants outside the Fort, the weekend of July 13 & 14 from 10am-5pm. We will be there with our varied selection of traditional trade goods & medicines! We are proud to represent the thousands of First Nations warriors who fought alongside British & ‘Canadian’ Militia forces in the War of…
Sat. & Sun., September 10/11, 2016 / 10am – 8pm Join us at Backus Heritage Village where hundreds of soldiers set up camp for this popular event! Historic merchants and demonstrations, Marine Museum, Military Encampment and Battle re-enactment at 2:00 pm. Children can take part in mini militia on the parade field following the afternoon battle….
Oct. 21 & 22 at The Bradley Museum (part of Museums of Mississauga) step back into history with battle reenactments, merchants, historic buildings and more – fun for the whole family! Hosted by Heritage Mississauga and Thompson’s Company of The 2nd York Regiment. Located at 1620 Orr Rd., Mississauga, Ontario – inside Meadow Wood Park (map below) Join…
The Niagara Regional Native Centre presents their annual Traditional Pow Wow; this year we are Nurturing Our Roots. This two day, traditional Pow Wow attracts visitors & participants from across the region (over 3500 people) – and across the border. Vendors, crafts, food, dancers, drums and much more for the entire family to experience! When:…
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…
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