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.
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