INDIGENOUS WOMEN’S ARTS CONFERENCE Spectacular Indigenous Arts Marketplace at the St.Laurent Shopping Centre!
Come visit. Come learn. Come buy our hand made, traditional Indigenous arts! Clothing, jewelry, paintings, carving, ceramics, moccasins, hide gloves, hats and mitts, beadwork, feather work and more!
Following the highly successful Indigenous Women’s Art Market of December 2018, you are once again invited to come and support local Indigenous women artists and artisans in the National Arts Centre’s Gail & David O’Brien Atrium.
The Indigenous Women’s Art Market features the diverse and amazing work of Métis, Inuit and First Nations makers.
The Centre for Indigenous Initiatives presents the Indigenous Winter Market! Please join us on Wednesday December 4th from 10am-3pm in the Galleria/Atrium of the University Centre at Carleton University. Enjoy local Indigenous artisans, performances, and door prizes!
Join us Saturday, October 19th at Richelieu Vanier Commmunity Center for Lifting Women’s Hearts – a Powwow to honor missing and murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit folks.
Opening ceremony will be at noon
Closing ceremony will be at 4:45
Feast to follow
MC: Rhonda Doxtator
AD: Mista Wasis
Host Drum: Ottawa River Singers
Co-Host Drum: Eagle River Singers
Special guest drum: Whitetail Cree Singers.
Following the highly successful Indigenous Women’s Art Market of September 2018, you are once again invited to come and support local Indigenous artists and artisans in the National Arts Centre’s Gail & David O’Brien Atrium.
The Art Market features the diverse and amazing work of Métis, Inuit and First Nations makers.
Tansi! Tawnshi! Tawow! Shé:kon! Annii! Boozhoo! Kwey Kwey! ᐊᐃ
The AACC and Willis College is very pleased to be working on this small conference with friends, artists and community members. Willis College will host the event and they are located at the St.Laurent
NAC’s Indigenous Theatre team invite you to support the work of local Indigenous Women artists and artisans in the National Arts Centre’s Public Spaces! Featuring the diverse and amazing work of Métis, Inuit and First Nations women.
Jewelry, beadwork, paintings, sculptures, mittens, moccasins, coffee, crafts, and much more.
