Aug 26 2021

ICYMI: Smudge Bowl Workshop

Metis artist, Tracy Charette Fehr, leads a FREE ceramics workshop, making a smudge bowl.

Metis Kitchen Table Teachings is a virtual series dedicated to the transmission of Metis knowledge and culture.

Make sure to visit the WAG to see these important exhibitions by Metis artists Rosalie Favell: Family Legacy & Tracy Charette Fehr Heartbeat of a Nation: Metis Women 250 Years

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