Join Stranger to explore some of the more popular Inuit Games
Ojibwe Spirit Horses
Meet some of Canada’s only Indigenous horses. This rare and endangered breed, the Ojibwe Spirit horses, almost went extinct in the 1970s, with only 4 remaining. This is your chance to catch a glimpse of our newest foal, Asemaa!
Chuck Commanda Wigwam Building
One of 12 grandchildren of Algonquin master canoe builders, William and Mary Commanda, Chuck remembers doing this with his Grandparents, harvesting the bark and building in their yard in Kitigan Zibi. Fast forward 40 plus years and Chuck has built more than 50 canoes along with birch bark baskets and wigwams. All with a little encouragement from his Grandfather William who was the carrier of the sacred wampum belts for Anishnaabe people and often talked about how building with birch bark was part of fulfilling this sacred prophecy, keeping this ancient art alive for future generations.
Birds of Prey Demonstration with Canadian Raptor Conservatory
Watch hawks, eagles and owls take flight and soar over your head with demonstrations. 2 PM and 5 PM.
Inukshuk Building
Alla (Stranger) will build and demonstrate traditional Inuit inukshuks on site.
Jed the Mechanical Bull
Test your bull riding skills with this fun family attraction for all ages.
Farm Play
Hay Bales, climbing, corn play & small animals
Storytelling
Join us for live author readings of:
Runs with the Stars by Darcy Whitecrow at 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM
Sacred Water Teachings by Dorothy Taylor at 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM