MNO Clear Waters Metis Council is proud to partner with Royal Canadian Mounted Police Cpl. Cheryle Hayden B.A.,B.Ed.,M.H.R.D who will be facilitating the workshop.
Sunday, April 22, 8:45am-4:00pm
Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs building
401 Lakeview Drive, Woodstock
MNO staff will facilitate the Métis Infinity Strand Workshop during the lunch hour. The Council is also excited to have Marlene Paibomesai*, owner of Gimiwanookwe Fine Crafts, to lead a hands-on workshop for all women in attendance to walk away with a beautiful pair of fringe earrings (all materials included).
* Marlene grew up in Kemptville and is currently living in Guelph. A member of
Whitefish River First Nation, Marlene has been beading for three years and enjoys the chance to teach others. Marlene will bring beads and more to sell at the event.
• Please note that self defence is a low impact workshop. Wear comfortable
clothes and shoes.
• Snacks and lunch will be provided, please advise of any food allergies.
• Spaces are limited! Please register for this all-ages, free event by April 16.
• Please note this event is scent-free.Thank you for your cooperation.
• By registering for this event you agree to be photographed. Photos will be
shared on social media and with the Métis Voyageur newspaper and MNO
website.
CONTACT
Tobias Clarke
Women’s Representative
MNO Clear Waters Métis Council
tobias.clarke@live.ca