Monday September 1, 2014 6pm - 8pm (2 Hours)
123942p@acadiau.ca
The Indigenous Student Society of Acadia (ISSA) invites you to join them in a celebration of Mi’kmaq spirit and culture with their first annual Welcome Week Pow Wow. Enjoy performances from dancers, storytellers and Mi’kmaq drum group Eastern Eagle. In addition to the
cultural performances, activities for children such as face-painting, colouring tables, and traditional Mi’kmaq games will be held on the grounds. Artisans from all over the region will be showcasing their work. Though this is an event primarily for Acadia frosh, ISSA would like to extend a hand to the community, introducing Wolfville to a rich culture that has surrounded them since time immemorial. ISSA will be providing free refreshments as well with a barbecue and bonfire onsite. Chief Sidney Peters of Glooscap First Nation in Hantsport will
give the opening address.
The Indigenous Student Society of Acadia (ISSA) invites you to join them in a celebration of Mi’kmaq spirit and culture with their first annual Welcome Week Pow Wow. Enjoy performances from dancers, storytellers and Mi’kmaq drum group Eastern Eagle. In addition to the
cultural performances, activities for children such as face-painting, colouring tables, and traditional Mi’kmaq games will be held on the grounds. Artisans from all over the region will be showcasing their work. Though this is an event primarily for Acadia frosh, ISSA would like to extend a hand to the community, introducing Wolfville to a rich culture that has surrounded them since time immemorial. ISSA will be providing free refreshments as well with a barbecue and bonfire onsite. Chief Sidney Peters of Glooscap First Nation in Hantsport will
give the opening address.
Pricing & Tickets
Pricing: Free
32 University Avenue
Wolfville, Nova Scotia
botanicalgardens@acadiau.ca
902-585-1917
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