The Wadrihwa was first published by the Woodland Cultural Centre in 1985 and remained a treasured resource for Indigenous culture, art and history for all of the surrounding communities. The newsletter was known for sharing the stories of the Centre and keeping the community engaged in all of the incredible programming available.
We are excited to revive Wadrihwa and aim to give you a direct line into the programs and events happening here at the Centre.
The word “Wadrihwa” is a Cayuga word meaning “Spread the Word” or “Spread the News” and we hope this this Newsletter will be a resource used by many to help us do that.
The goal of the Wadrihwa is to share the resources of the Woodland Cultural Centre with everyone who wants to learn and give you a glimpse inside of the many departments and programs available.
Printed copies of this 24 page edition will be available to our community partners. If you are interested in showcasing our newsletter in your office or organization, please contact marketing@woodlandculturalcentre.ca to be put on our Distribution List.
A digital pdf copy is available through email for everyone in the community.
Simply join our E-newsletter at wcc.subscribemenow.com
The Newsletter download link will be sent to your email upon registration!
Wadrihwa Highlights:
- New Staff Announcements
- Winter/Spring Exhibitions
- Bean Woman Story
- Indigenous Art 2020 Call for Entry
- Guest Writer Ga:hgwihsǫhk Tracy Deer
