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Culture Days will return September 20 – October 13, 2024.

Building Relationships - We are all in this Together

In-person

History & heritage Indigenous Intercultural Music Truth and Reconciliation
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Date and time

Location

Oxbow Bow Valley Park

Bow Street

Oxbow, SK

Access

Free.

Offered in English.

About

Join us in honouring and remembering the lost children and Survivors of residential schools, their families and communities.

9-945am - T-shirt pick up for the first 100 preregistered participants

10 am- Opening Prayer & Song

11am- Reflection Walk, led by Singers

Noon- Lunch (Moose Stew, Bannock, Berries)

Question and Answer Period to follow lunch.

Closing Prayer and Song

Guest Speakers:

Angie McArthur Delorme, B.G.S., - Elder; Residential School Survivor; Children's Advocate (resides within a First Nations Community and worked with First Nations)

Joanne Neddow, BSW, - Retired Social Worker/Therapist; Author/Developer of Grandmother Medicine for Children, Youth and Adults

This Event is free of charge, but request you Pre-Register for lunch & T-Shirts

The first 100 participants to register will receive a Free Every Child Matters T-Shirt

Bring your Lawn chair! Everyone Welcome!

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Organizer

Oxbow & District Recreation Board

We are an oversight body for the recreation facilities in Oxbow, including the Swimming Pool, Arena, Memorial Hall, Ralph Allen Museum and Bow Valley Park.