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.
We’re all missing each other right now – and concerned that many of our events have been cancelled or postponed indefinitely…but, as someone once said, “this too shall pass”. In the meantime, we’re (finally) getting our crafts, medicines and other goods available online – along with some very unique T-Shirts and Hoodies! Some items are…
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…
For many of us fortunate to be near one, Native Friendship Centres are an important part of our connection to community! From Pow Wow to Social, Language Lessons to Counselling, there are programs for everyone from Toddlers to Elders, regardless of Status, Nation or situation. A place to gather in the spirit of friendship, respect,…
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Bring the Family and travel back in time to Upper Canada – at the annual Battle of Stoney Creek Reenactment; on the grounds of the 200 year old Gage Homestead. A weekend of 1812 era adventure for all ages, June 1 & 2, 2019, in Hamilton, ON. Visit our tent for White Buffalo Sage, Minigan…
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