"My people will sleep for 100 years, but when they awake, it will be the artists who give them their spirit back." — Louis Riel
Cree Métis beading with Knowledge Keeper Marilyn Dykstra
Beading is medicine that connects us to our ancestors
Sunday, July 30
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- Cost:
- Included with admission
- Location:
- Level 5 – PCL terrace
- Language and Accessibility:
- This program will be presented primarily in English.
Cree Métis beading can break down the effects of colonization and embolden a sense of Indigeneity.
You can discover the history and meaning of Cree Métis beadwork patterns and then create your own beadwork piece at this event.
Adults will learn how to outline bead with size 6 beads and children will be given the opportunity to learn using plastic darning needles and pony beads.
All are welcome to attend.
Indigenous people from across Turtle Island are welcome to visit the Museum free of charge. Please self‐identify at the Ticketing Office for your free ticket.
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