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Indigenous Art Opening Reception
The Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC), a leader in the field [...]
Pay-What-You-Can Event
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Artist Talk
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ONKWEHÓN:WE “THE ORIGINAL PEOPLES FESTIVAL”
The Onkwehón:we (The Original People’s) Festival will focus on current [...]
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Quilt of Belonging: Opening Reception and Artist Talk
Woodland Cultural Centre is excited to welcome “Quilt of Belonging” [...]
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Quilt of Belonging
** Due to COVID-19 the dates of this exhibition are [...]
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Witness Blanket Opening Reception, Film Screening and Artists Q & A
Witness Blanket will be on display at Woodland Cultural Centre from December 12, 2020 to February 26, 2020. There will be a screening of the Witness Blanket Documentary and opening reception with artist Carey Newman for community members to learn more on December 13, 2020 at 7PM via zoom.
Free
THE ROAD FORWARD Teioia’ks iakwatero:roks “We Watch Movies” Film Series
Woodland Cultural Centre (WCC) is excited to announce the upcoming virtual film screening of the musical documentary “The Road Forward” on February 21, 2021 at 7PM. This event is part of the Teioia’ks iakwatero:roks “We Watch Movies” Film Series. Join us together with Patricia Deadman, Curator (WCC) for a viewing of film followed by a question and answer period.
Free
Artist Talk and Final Thoughts with Tom Hill
Join Woodland Cultural Centre for a virtual screening of our [...]
$5.00
Artist and Curator Meet and Greet
Woodland Cultural Centre formally invites you to a special [...]
Free
Digital Access and Indigenous Histories: Supporting Self-Determination and Historical Research in the Community
OnlineYou are cordially invited to attend a free virtual lecture [...]
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Dibaajimowin Panel Talk
Woodland Cultural Centre 184 Mohawk Street, Brantford, Ontario, CanadaJoin the Woodland Cultural Centre on June 24th at [...]
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1924: What We Know/What Have We Learned?
Woodland Cultural Centre 184 Mohawk Street, Brantford, Ontario, CanadaJoin the Woodland Cultural Centre on December 14th in-person or online for a conversation about the “removal” of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy Council in October 1924 and its impacts upon the Six Nations community.
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