Events

This ticket is your registration to be an artist vendor at our event. There are 7 spots available. Miigwech!

Please send a note with your registration describing what kind of food and setup you have. Miigwech! There are three spots available.

Come learn how to make a Snow Snake like the ones pictured. We are also having a Snow Snake Tournament on Saturday, Feb 25th. Due to previous no-shows, we will be charging a 20.00 registration fee. All supplies are included.

This is a free workshop for youth ages 6-17, please register so we know how many to expect. Parents must attend with their youth.

Learn the art of painting brain-tanned hides with earth pigments and fish eggs using antler tools. Manidoo Ogitgaan and The Great Lakes Lifeways institute will be teaching how to make painted tobacco pouches on brain-tanned hide.

This workshop will focus on making creative ribbon skirts with lace and other decorative designs. If you are working on a jingle dress, you may bring it to continue working on it, but we aren't providing supplies for new jingle dresses at this particular workshop, just skirt supplies.

Day 1: Plant Walk and Plant Identification Day 2: Making Medicinal Teas Day 3: Creating Plant Salves, Balms, and Oil Infusions Day 4: Learn how to make Tinctures and Oxymels

Learn how to make a Jingle Dress with hand rolled jingles with Obaashing Elder Andrea Rosebear. There is room for 5 beginners. Do NOT claim a ticket unless you can commit to all 4 days of class! Spots are limited & we only have 5 available slots. Begins 6-21 to 6-23 @5:30-8:00pm, and 9:00am-4:00 Sat

Laban Smith and Zac Earley will teach us how to work with birch bark and make a birch bark Shaker. We will also share traditional stories and teachings about the birch tree.

Learn grass dance moves with Ponemah dancer Marlyn Black JR.

This is a language table for Intermediate to Advanced Speakers of Ojibwemowin, but all are welcome to log on and learn!

Learn about Ojibwe clan systems and how to view them in the stars with Mary Moose and Ogimaawab.

Join us for an evening featuring Indigenous food by local Native Chef Vince Johnson. We will also host Elder Bwaananaabekwe (Mary Moose), and Mishiikenh (Abe Sutherland), who will be sharing traditional Ojibwe Star Teachings during our feast. Bring your hand drum for drum and dance!