Drop-in playgroup for an Early Learning client’s. For more information call at 519-3711-1147 ext. 228 or email earlyrs@mwikwedong.com

Come and enjoy a time to Hop, skip and jump with your wee one. This program is offered at the Phoenix Gymnastic Centre in Springmount and it’s $35 for the year. Must register by calling Robyn at 226-668-7457 to attend.

This workshop is open to all levels of experience; anyone wanting to learn and/or exchange some cultural backed art applications and techniques.  Some of the projects will include sewing and various beading projects! For more information call Robyn at 226-668-7457.

A dinner and discussion focused on preparing for and understanding a young woman's 'Moon Time'. This evening in intended for girls and young women aged 9-15 years old and their female caregivers or support persons. Limited spaced so please register early.  Any questions can be directed to Mary Lynn (ext. 227) or Tanya (ext. 233)…

Some supplies available to get started but please feel free bring in your own supplies as well. We have staff on hand to assist in getting you started and help out when needed.  It’s a great time to sit back, relax and socialize with others. For more information please contact 519-371-1147

This event it for CAPC client's and we will be providing you with a nutritious breakfast. For more information please contact Robyn at 226-668-7457

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. Visitors are attracted to our dance, songs, drumming and experiencing an Algonquin cultural tradition. There is also opportunity to view and purchase unique…

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. For more information or to register please contact Robyn at 226-668-7457

Come and create your own Spirit Stick with others from the community. Throughout 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…

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. Participants are asked to bring their own…