Save the Evidence Update!
Phase 2 work continues on the Mohawk Institute Residential School.
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We are happy to announce the extension of Alan Michelson: HISTORICITY until February 15th 2018!
Come and see this immersive multi media exhibition before it’s gone.
For more information about this exhibition visit our Art page
For more information about the artist and his works please visit: http://alanmichelson.com/
All of your donations are making a difference.
Phase 2 is on going with new HVAC, plumbing, electrical and more. Every dollar counts and you can make a difference by contributing at canadahelps.org
The Woodland Cultural Centre is seeking three dynamic, creative and organized individuals for the following positions…
Education Coordinator
Cultural Interpreter
Weekend Visitor Clerk (Part Time)
For full job descriptions and details on applying click here
The Woodland Cultural Centre is seeking one highly motivated individual to assist in the
Education department. The Cultural Interpreter assumes responsibility for guiding tours
of the Woodland Cultural Centre’s museum, facilitate Residential School presentations as
well as workshop instructions. The Cultural Interpreter will be working in conjunction
with other staff members to provide knowledgeable tours of the Centre and complete
other duties related to Education. Preference may be given to applicants with Indigenous
heritage.
Dates of contract position:
July 23 – April 30 2019
$16/hr. x 30 hours weekly
Application Deadline:
July 16th 2018 at 3:00 p.m.
Woodland Cultural Centre will be facilitating two info sessions to present on all articles, items, and artifacts found throughout the restoration of the Mohawk Institute Indian Residential School #SaveTheEvidence
Thursday June 28 | 6PM at The Great Theatre | 16 Sunrise Court
Sunday July 8 | 3PM at Woodland Cultural Centre | 184 Mohawk Street
TWO INDIANS – A Play by Falen Johnson
Date: June 16 @ 7PM, June 17 @ 2PM
Cost: $20.00
As part of the ONKWEHON:WE The Original Peoples Festival, TWO INDIANS, a play by Falen Johnson, will be presented at the Gathering Place June 16 and 17!
TWO INDIANS is a slow-burning, emotional family drama from playwright Falen Johnson, that tells the story of two women, and their long-awaited reunion:
After years apart two cousins meet in a Toronto alley to recreate a ceremony from their childhood, but can they remember how? When the words missing and murdered, truth and reconciliation, occupation and resistance are everywhere, how do two Mohawk women stand their ground?
Featuring two performances of this groundbreaking play, TWO INDIANS is not to be missed! Tickets can be purchased online and doors open 30 minutes prior to showtime. Mature content presented.
Presented by the Woodland Cultural Centre, the ONKWEHON:WE Original People’s Festival runs from June 15 – 17, 2018. The festival celebrates both contemporary and traditional Haudenosaunee art and culture, and attendees will experience a wide variety of performances which include storytelling, dance, music, theatre, visual arts, film and educational workshops. For full festival details, click on the poster below, or visit www.woodlandculturalcentre.ca.
The Woodland Cultural Centre would like to thank Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corporation and Gathering Place by the Grand for their support of this project.
In the month of June, make your donations go even further!
Your next donation could help us win $10,000!
Help the Woodland Cultural Centre Win $10,000
Every $1 you donate to the Woodland Cultural Centre or Save the Evidence in June via GivingChallenge.ca counts as a ballot to help us win $10,000 from the GIV3 Foundation. Make your contribution today, and thank you for your support and for helping us to make a difference!
For full contest rules and regulations, please read the Official Contest Rules
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