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Cree Storyteller
In-person
Craft History & heritage Indigenous Kids StorytellingDate and time
Location
Willow Bunch Museum
#8 Edouard Beaupré St
Willow Bunch, SK
Access
Free.
Offered in English and Cree.
Wheelchair accessible.
About
Ivy Delbear, a Cree storyteller will share her stories and show how to make moss bag dolls.
We hope attendees will appreciate the stories told and learn how to make traditional moss bag dolls and babies.
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Organizer
Willow Bunch Museum & Heritage Society, Inc.
The Willow Bunch Museum is presently located in the heritage building, which was once a convent, originally built for the Sisters of the Cross in 1914. We have been serving the community for 51 years (1972 to present). We are a non-profit charitable organization. Our mission is to collect and preserve artifacts and records of the local history of Willow Bunch and area for the purpose of bilingual education, conservation and research, as well as to develop an awareness of our historical and culturally-diverse past as it relates to the history of Saskatchewan and to promote tourism in our community.
We are open seasonally May 15th to Sept 15th, 7 days per week, from 9-5.
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