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How It Works

Our workshops combine hands-on creativity with meaningful cultural learning. Each participant assembles a traditional Indigenous craft, such as a medicine bag or dreamcatcher, while also discovering the history, significance, and stories behind it. Along the way, we open space for conversations about truth and reconciliation, offering a respectful environment where questions are welcomed without judgment.

Workshops can be hosted in person at your facility, or our location, delivered virtually, or offered in a hybrid format. We work with groups of 10 to 1,000 participants and tailor each session to suit your audience, making every experience engaging, accessible, and impactful.

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Medicine Bag Kits

In this workshop, participants learn about and make their own medicine bag, a sacred item used by Indigenous peoples for thousands of years to store tokens of personal and spiritual significance.

Approx 60 minutes

Minimum 10 people

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Dreamcatcher Kits

In this workshop, participants learn about and make their own dreamcatcher, an ancient tool first used by the Ojibwe to ward off sickness, bad dreams, and evil spirits. Perfect for a child’s bedroom.

Approx 90 minutes

Minimum 10 people

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