Wake’nikonriyo – Indigenous Men’s Health Day

The Indigenous Men’s Health Circle and De dwa da dehs nye>s Aboriginal Health Centre of Hamilton, ON present:

Wake’nikonriyo Indigenous Men’s Health Day!

Honouring youth, elders, Men of all ages – and all those who support their healing and wellbeing. FREE Admission, all are welcome!

A community gathering to connect, promote wellness, and restore balance of Mind, Body, Spirit & Heart.

Guest speakers, Traditional Healers, Traditional Tatoo Artist, Vendors, Plant/Seed Table, Food, Coffee, Books…

We are pleased to be an invited vendor, come visit for some of our popular health related products, crafts, etc.

  • Saturday, 27 June, 2026
  • 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
  • Indwell, Dr. John M. Perkins Centre (Main Floor), 1429 Main St. E., Hamilton, ON
  • Food provided by Niagara’s Ole Tyme BBQ

Two Spirit Elder NaWaka Geeshy Meegwun (Longfeather Lyndon George), Traditional Healer Spencer Thomas, Traditional Medicine Joe Pitwanakwat.

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