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Join us as we create paintings of moccasin designs, developing a deeper understanding of Indigenous relationships to the land through an art-based activity, celebrating Indigenous heritage and culture
Join Oakville 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 in Canada 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 program is for all ages.
Please come prepared to paint!
AGE GROUP: | All Ages |
EVENT TYPE: | Lifestyle & Education | Arts & Culture |
TAGS: | painting | indigenous heritage | indigenous | education | discovery | culture | Crafts | community building | awareness | Art |
Located within the Glen Abbey Community Centre in northwest Oakville, Glen Abbey Branch is Oakville Public Library’s busiest location and serves over 350,000 customers per year. As a community and cultural hub in north Oakville, the branch offers several rooms available for booking and hosts a variety of programming for all-ages that inspires creativity. Parking is free.
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