Notes from our voyages
Jeanette is a multi-disciplinary iskwêw, independent dance artist, choreographer and professional Auntie of Nêhiyaw, Métis and mixed settler ancestry. Originally from Treaty 4 territory Saskatchewan,
Jeanette is a multi-disciplinary iskwêw, independent dance artist, choreographer and professional Auntie of Nêhiyaw, Métis and mixed settler ancestry. Originally from Treaty 4 territory Saskatchewan,
Join Chantal Chagnon as she shares Traditional Drumming, Songs, Storytelling, Indigenous Culture, History and Traditional Teachings. Drums carry powerful significance in Traditional Aboriginal culture. Drums
This webinar will be recorded! Siqiniup Qilauta does Inuit cultural performances with throat singing, drum dancing, games and storytelling. The group’s name, Siqiniup Qilauta, roughly
This event takes place at 1pm EDT. Icebergs, narwhals, and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about life in the North? Join David Newland for
Have you ever felt you’re trying to keep your head above water, as the waves, wind, and the current of life were threatening to drown
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL Join Chantal Chagnon as she shares Traditional Drumming, Songs, Storytelling, Indigenous Culture, History and Traditional Teachings. Drums carry powerful significance
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. If you are interested in participating, please contact mira.philips@ships2shores.ca and we’ll see if we can schedule another date with Chantal!
Join Chantal Chagnon as she shares Traditional Drumming, Songs, Storytelling, Indigenous Culture, History and Traditional Teachings. Drums carry powerful significance in Traditional Aboriginal culture. Drums
Join Chantal Chagnon as she shares Traditional Drumming, Songs, Storytelling, Indigenous Culture, History and Traditional Teachings. Drums carry powerful significance in Traditional Aboriginal culture. Drums
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Toronto ON M5V 2Z1
We acknowledge that our office is situated upon traditional territories. The territories include the Wendat, Anishinabek Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nations, and the Métis Nation.
