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Culture Days will return September 22 – October 15, 2023.
Art & Wellness: An Indigenous Perspective
Trillium Park Pavilion
Toronto, ON
History & heritage
Indigenous
Nature & outdoors
Storytelling
As part of Myseum's Wigwam Chi-Chemung Indigenous learning series, this event will explore “creativity, the arts, and well-being” through an Indigenous lens with two art-making workshops (drawing and dance) and talks hosted by Elder Duke Redbird. Join us on the Wigwam Chi-Chemung (Big Canoe House) an Indigenous Learning Centre hosted from a forty-foot pontoon house boat at the Ontario Place South Marina. As space is limited, we ask you to register for one of the two workshops which will follow the talks by Elder Redbird. You can register for one of the two workshops below:
This event is free.
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Myseum of Toronto
Myseum is your Toronto museum. Our engaging programs and experiences showcase the history, spaces, culture(s), architecture, and the people, that represent Toronto’s unique place in the world.
Location
955 Lake Shore Boulevard West
Toronto, ON
The entrance for Trillium Park is on the Ontario Place grounds at Lakeshore Blvd W and Ontario Place Blvd. There is paid parking on-site.
Language
English
Accessibility
This event is wheelchair accessible.