Through use of humour and improv exploration, Karen Pheasant-Neganigane will share how the arts, storytelling, genealogy stories are vital to the cultural revitalization that is happening.
August 13, 2019 from 10am until 4pm is your opportunity to talk to Sharona Seymour Crane as she sews a jingle dress.
Please join Darci Everson and Sharona Crane at the Lake of the Woods Museum for a beading circle. Bring your beading project and work on it or come and learn how to bead.
Please join us for the official opening of Shiibaashka’igan – Honouring the Sacred Jingle Dress exhibit.
The gift shop at the Lake of the Woods Museum now carries a selection of blankets and shawls by Mini Tipi.
The Muse is pleased to welcome professional artist, Patrick Hunter, to the Douglas Family Art Centre to lead this painting workshop.
In early January, The Muse partnered with Ne-Chee Friendship Centre to host a Dreamcatcher Workshop at the Douglas Family Art Centre, led by the talented Zach Geyshick.
Join us at the Douglas Family Art Centre as we connect with artist Anong Migwans Beam virtually for an Artist Talk!
To mark the official closing of Piitwewetam: Making is Medicine, Ne-Chee Friendship Centre will be hosting a closing ceremony.
Join us at the Douglas Family Art Centre for a celebration to mark the closing of the exhibition Piitwewetam: Making is Medicine.
In this workshop for adults and children ages 12+, Zachary Geyshick will lead participants through the process of creating their very own dreamcatchers.
Indigenous food traditions have a long local history and continue to thrive today. Join Theresa Jamieson as she cooks and speaks of many local Anishinaabe favourite foods.
Last month The Muse was honoured to host a two-day Tikinaagan Workshop at the Douglas Family Art Centre with the talented artist duo of Ryan and Shannon Gustafson.
Join us in celebrating the closing of Dakobinaawaswaan (Baby in a Cradleboard) on Friday, June 3rd at the Lake of the Woods Museum.
Join us for the closing of Dakobinaawaswaan (Baby in a Cradleboard) as we say goodbye to this gathering of cradleboards and return them to their home in Thunder Bay.
Using kits designed by Ed-Digenous Traditions, you will be able to make your own doll-size Tikinagan in this one hour workshop.
Join us at the Lake of the Woods Museum for a community evening as people bring in their own family tikinaagans and share the stories of them.
Join Ryan and Shannon Gustafson who will lead this workshop in making your own full-size Tikinagan. Cost is free, registration is required.
In this two-day workshop, Bernice and Einar Berle will demonstrate how wood steaming is used for the construction of tikinaagans.
Using kits designed by Ed-Digenous Traditions, you will be able to make your own doll-size Tikinagan in this one hour workshop.
Using kits designed by Ed-Digenous Traditions, you will be able to make your own doll-size Tikinagan in this one hour workshop.
Theresa Jamieson shared her knowledge and cooking skills with us, leading a 55+ and Free programme on local Anishinaabe food traditions.
Enjoy a culinary experience with Theresa Jamieson (aka The Bannock Lady) who will be presenting a cooking demonstration of traditional Anishinaabe foods. Come hungry!