Join us at Wesley Clover Park for safe summer fun at the Drive-In
Festival Celebration & Drive-In Movie Night presented by RBC. Indigenous movie screenings: “Kayak to Klemtu” and two family-friendly shorts. Enjoy complimentary popcorn courtesy of RBC.
Indigenous Celebration and Drive-In Concert presented by OLG and Know History. Cultural showcase (Inuit Throat Singing and Hoop Dancing), performances by SIMAAs multi-award winners Silla and Rise and Twin Flames.
Admission is FREE. However venue capacity is limited so reservations are required.
The ticket price indicated is actually your pre-purchase of a concession voucher. 100% of your ticket cost is redeemable for concession purchases.
Participants of all ages will learn the story behind one of history’s oldest toys, the corn husk doll. They will learn the importance of community through these dolls. After talking about the traditional story students will be able to make their own corn husk doll.
Participants of all ages will learn the story behind one of history’s oldest toys, the corn husk doll. They will learn the importance of community through these dolls. After talking about the traditional story students will be able to make their own corn husk doll.
Darcy Whitecrow, a member of the Seine River First Nation band in Northwestern Ontario, embraces traditional Ojibwe and Dakota lifestyles, including trapping, fishing, and ricing, and practices traditional spirituality in the Midewiwin and Sundance traditions. Alongside his partner Kim, he founded Grey Raven Ranch, a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the Ojibwe Horses breed and their...
