Join us at Frost Regina for an interactive round dance and to learn about the history of the drum with Mother Teresa Middle School Buffalo Boys and First Nation Youth Dancers.
Part of RPL’s Stories programming series.
This event will take place in the large, heated tent in Victoria Park as part of Frost @Downtown! If the weather is below -20 C, the event will be moved inside to the Film Theatre.
The library is a storytelling hub. From book clubs to writing circles, from family storytimes to Indigenous storytellers sharing personal and traditional oral histories as part of Saskatchewan Aboriginal Storytelling Month and Frost Regina, RPL is here to help you immerse yourself in story. Let your imagination run wild! Explore Story programs here.
Mother Teresa Middle School is honoring the Calls to Action for Truth and Reconciliation in real and authentic ways. The team is focusing on building positive relationships that acknowledge the brokenness that exists today because of residential schools. One of the ways the team at MTMS is addressing this movement is by helping their students identify with their culture in a positive way through drumming and First Nation Dance. The teachings are done in a manner that helps the students builds a positive identity and confidence in themselves. When the Mother Teresa Middle School students are out in the community performing, they exemplify what a healthy lifestyle embedded in First Nation culture and education looks like.
AGE GROUP: | Children |
EVENT TYPE: | Special Events | Indigenous |
TAGS: | Music | Multicultural | Family |
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