UPCOMING EVENTS & NEWS!
Friday, September 15 at 5 PM - 9 PM
Reconciliation Dinner: Indigenous Foods and Culture
Plenty Canada and Lanark County Neighbours for Truth & Reconciliation welcomes everyone to enjoy a
Reconciliation Dinner and Event on September 15th at the Perth Civitan.
Civitan Club Of Perth
6787 Lanark County Road 43, Perth, Ontario K0G 1B0
Event Begins: 5pm
Conversation with traditional birch bark canoe builder Chuck Commanda: 5:00pm-6:00pm
Traditional Dinner with Venison Stew or Roasted Chicken: 6pm
Special Guest speaker: 7:30pm
Drumming circle
*Enjoy a delicious Traditional meal catered by Tim Cota
*See the Birch Bark Canoe built by craftsman Chuck Commanda & speak to him about birch bark canoe making
*Listen to a presentation by our guest speaker
*Silent Auction
Reconciliation Dinner and Event on September 15th at the Perth Civitan.
Civitan Club Of Perth
6787 Lanark County Road 43, Perth, Ontario K0G 1B0
Event Begins: 5pm
Conversation with traditional birch bark canoe builder Chuck Commanda: 5:00pm-6:00pm
Traditional Dinner with Venison Stew or Roasted Chicken: 6pm
Special Guest speaker: 7:30pm
Drumming circle
*Enjoy a delicious Traditional meal catered by Tim Cota
*See the Birch Bark Canoe built by craftsman Chuck Commanda & speak to him about birch bark canoe making
*Listen to a presentation by our guest speaker
*Silent Auction
August 19th, 2017
Renewing our Friendships: A Day of Learning and Sharing
This will be a life changing day: Plenty Canada and Mississippi Mill's All My Relations invite you to be part of it!
Or, simply join us as we serve a delicious feast of Indigenous foods, and hear from our lineup of keynote speakers!
Find a printable information photo below.
Also, an article about this event can be found in Ottawa Valley's newspaper The Humm.
Find more information on Mississippi Mill's All My Relations group on their new website: https://www.mmallmyrelations.ca/
A representative from the Circle of All Nations, Romola Vasantha Thumbadoo, will be sharing knowledge at the event. Information about the group, founded by William Commanda, can be found here:
http://www.circleofallnations.ca/
St Pauls Anglican Church, Almonte
70B Clyde Street, Almonte, Ontario K0A1a0
Follow the link below to reserve tickets!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/renewing-our-friendships-reconciliation-and-the-birch-bark-canoe-tickets-36500776806
Or, simply join us as we serve a delicious feast of Indigenous foods, and hear from our lineup of keynote speakers!
Find a printable information photo below.
Also, an article about this event can be found in Ottawa Valley's newspaper The Humm.
Find more information on Mississippi Mill's All My Relations group on their new website: https://www.mmallmyrelations.ca/
A representative from the Circle of All Nations, Romola Vasantha Thumbadoo, will be sharing knowledge at the event. Information about the group, founded by William Commanda, can be found here:
http://www.circleofallnations.ca/
St Pauls Anglican Church, Almonte
70B Clyde Street, Almonte, Ontario K0A1a0
Follow the link below to reserve tickets!
https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/renewing-our-friendships-reconciliation-and-the-birch-bark-canoe-tickets-36500776806
July 3rd, 2017
Plenty Canada Presents:
Hands-On Birch Bark Canoe Building Workshop
Participants can help craft a birch bark canoe and engage in a community-sharing circle to explore the significance of the canoe to Omàmiwinini and Anishinaabe histories and lived experience. Knowledge holders will share stories and discuss how crafting materials remains important to the survival of Indigenous cultures and traditional skills. Light snacks and refreshments will be provided, but bringing your own lunch is recommended.
This event will help build positive, respectful relationships, essential for the survival of our local communities, cultures, and economies of the Lanark County area in the context of reconciliation and Canada's 150th anniversary.
All are welcome, you can even bring your pets!
Monday, July 3rd from 10 AM - 2 PM
266 Plenty Ln, Lanark Highlands, ON K0G 1K0, Canada
Admission by donation!
Join Plenty Canada and Experience the Ontario Fur Managers Federation Rendezvous
at the Carp Fairgrounds August 25th and 26th!
Enjoy a walk through 150 years of the Fur Trade with Plenty Canada at the Ontario Fur Managers Federation Rendezvous
3832 Carp Rd Carp, ON
August 25th and 26th
Canada was founded on the fur trade, making Fur Harvesting Canada's oldest land based Industry, with a rich history spanning more than 400 years.
Like any other industry Trapping has changed through time and is a tool used to manage healthy, sustainable fur bearing wildlife populations.
3832 Carp Rd Carp, ON
August 25th and 26th
Canada was founded on the fur trade, making Fur Harvesting Canada's oldest land based Industry, with a rich history spanning more than 400 years.
Like any other industry Trapping has changed through time and is a tool used to manage healthy, sustainable fur bearing wildlife populations.
August 26th and 27th, 2016
THE SILVER LAKE 23rd ANNUAL TRADITIONAL POW WOW
Located at Silver Lake Provincial Park
Between Sharbot Lake and Perth on Hwy#7
"Honouring Our Traditions"
Native Drumming, Dancing, Singing, Food and Crafts
Gates Open at 10am Sat and Sun
Grand Entry 12 noon Sat and Sun
Admission:
Under 12 Free
$4 per person
There is also a park entrance fee for each car coming to park, so keep your Pass from Park to get one free admission to Pow Wow grounds.
Camping and Info -
Trudi at 613-375-6356
Or by email -
trudi_lemma@outlook.com
Located at Silver Lake Provincial Park
Between Sharbot Lake and Perth on Hwy#7
"Honouring Our Traditions"
Native Drumming, Dancing, Singing, Food and Crafts
Gates Open at 10am Sat and Sun
Grand Entry 12 noon Sat and Sun
Admission:
Under 12 Free
$4 per person
There is also a park entrance fee for each car coming to park, so keep your Pass from Park to get one free admission to Pow Wow grounds.
Camping and Info -
Trudi at 613-375-6356
Or by email -
trudi_lemma@outlook.com
