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SUMMARY:CAPC: Breakfast Social
DESCRIPTION:This event it for CAPC client’s and we will be providing you with a nutritious breakfast. \nFor more information please contact Robyn at 226-668-7457
URL:https://mwikwedong.com/event/capc-breakfast-social/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190531T080000
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SUMMARY:Algonquins of Pikwakanagan Pow-Wow
DESCRIPTION:Each year Pikwakanagan welcomes hundreds of dancers\, numerous drum groups and thousands of spectators to celebrate Algonquin culture at our traditional pow wow. It is held on the third weekend in August. \nVisitors are attracted to our dance\, songs\, drumming and experiencing an Algonquin cultural tradition. There is also opportunity to view and purchase unique items at our many vendors selling: jewelry\, crafts\, art\, clothing\, beadwork\, leather purses\, regalia\, drums\, CD’s\, dreamcatchers\, moccasins and many other items. Another attraction is the variety of food vendors offering Indian Tacos\, native foods and other treats. \n\nSaturday\, August 18\nGrand Entry\, 12 noon\nSupper Break\, 5 pm to 7 pm\nSocial Evening Dancing and Drumming\, 7 pmSunday\, August 19\nGrand Entry\, 12 noon\nGive away and closing\, 5 pm \nAdmission: $ 6; 12 yrs under Free \n\nPlease remember that this is a ceremony. The songs that are sung and the dances that are danced are prayers to the Creator. The Grand Entry is a ceremony\, so is the lighting of the Sacred Fire. Many people will approach the Spiritual Leader for prayers for their health or that of their family. Days prior to the celebration a Sacred Fire is lit and remains ablaze by volunteers for four straight days. An Evening Social is held on Friday and festivities include the initiation of new dancers and new regalia. The Grand Entry begins at noon on both Saturday and Sunday. \nThere are rules that govern a Pow Wow as well. All dancing revolves clockwise from the entrance\, situated in the east\, around the central arbour. Carrying flags and staffs in the Grand Entry is an honour. Songs are sung for fallen Veterans and for those returning from battle. The flags and staffs are retired each day at sunset. \nNo alcohol\, drugs or pets are permitted on the Pow Wow grounds.  \nFrom the book Anishnabe 101\, by The Circle of Turtle Lodge: \nIt is important that the clothing\, footwear\, head dresses\, etc. that a dancer wears be referred to as regalia and not as a costume. A costume is something for any actor to wear as he/she pretends to be someone else. A dancer’s regalia is a collection of gifts that honour his or her spiritual name and/or clan. Each is considered as sacred\, and when worn together\, the dancer becomes who he or she truly is\, for all to see. \nAccommodations\nTravelers camp overnight on the grounds or in nearby towns\, such as Eganville or Pembroke.
URL:https://mwikwedong.com/event/algonquins-of-pikwakanagan-pow-wow/
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SUMMARY:EarlyON / CAPC: Moccasin Making Workshop - Please register
DESCRIPTION:Learn the traditional art of making moccasins. This workshop is for EarlyON and CAPC clients and will take you step-by-step and show you how to make your very own pair of unique cozy moccasins. \nFor more information or to register please contact Robyn at 226-668-7457
URL:https://mwikwedong.com/event/earlyon-capc-moccasin-making-workshop-please-register/
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SUMMARY:Wasa-Nabin / LLC: Spirit Stick Making
DESCRIPTION:Come and create your own Spirit Stick with others from the community. \nThroughout history\, Native American shamans\, or medicine men\, carried a spirit stick to use in their quest to evoke powerful\, healing spirits. Also known as a medicine stick\, or prayer stick\, depictions of this religious implement and its associated rituals vary among Indian tribes. \nPlease contact Jessy at ext. 225 to register or for more information.
URL:https://mwikwedong.com/event/wasa-nabin-llc-spirit-stick-making/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190531T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190531T210000
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SUMMARY:Full Moon Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:Full moon ceremonies are open to men\, women\, Children and Elders.  Women should wear long skirts\, Men should wear long pants.  This is an indoor/outdoor event so please dress for the weather.  This ceremony is held at M’Wikwedong Native Cultural Resource Centre\, 1723 8th Ave. E.\, Owen Sound. \nParticipants are asked to bring their own plate\, bowl and utensils. \nChildcare is provided if requested in advance.  Please speak with Ronnie and ext. 30 llc-rj@mwikwedong.com or Tanya at ext. 33 ahws@mwikwedong.com if you have questions. \nNext Full Moon dates are:\nJuly 15 from 7-9pm\nAugust 15 from 7-9pm\nSeptember 13 from 7-9pm\nOctober 15 from 6-8pm\nNovember 11 from 6-8pm\nDecember 11 from 6-8pm
URL:https://mwikwedong.com/event/full-moon-ceremony-11/
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