The Moccasin Identifier - Georgetown

Join Halton Hills Public Library to celebrate Indigenous heritage and culture, while creating a visual reminder to recognize and honour the past. The Moccasin Identifier advances Treaty and Indigenous awareness by helping you develop a greater understanding of Treaties and Indigenous relationships to the land. Using a Moccasin Identifier Education Kit participants will use stencils based on drawings of historical moccasins of the Anishanaabe, Huron-Wendat, Seneca and Cree to create temporary or permanent paintings of the moccasin designs grounding their learning through an art-based activity. This drop-in program is for all ages. Please come prepared to paint. Saturdays, September 25 & October 2 are hosted outdoors in the Georgetown Plaza. Sundays, October 17 & 24 are hosted inside the Georgetown Branch. COVID-19 safety protocols are in place, including physical distancing and masks. Screening is required to enter the library. Visit our website to learn more. Programs are subject to cancellation due to inclement or extreme weather conditions.

This event is free.

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Halton Hills Public Library

Town of Halton Hills Halton Hills, ON, ON

For over a century the Halton Hills Public Library has provided space for people to create and collaborate. With branches in both Georgetown and Acton, it has become a main provider and presenter of arts and culture events in the community....