1 mai 2024
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Red Dress Week Artist in Residence – May 1
We invite the community to the Heritage Centre for a unique learning experience for the week leading up to Red Dress Day. These learning activities are thoughtfully designed to shed light on our history, bringing truth and awareness.
These activities are free of charge. The Government of Saskatchewan’s Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls+ Community Response Fund generously funds this program.
Public “Hearts Spirits” Art Activity
📅 Date: Wednesday, May 1, 2024
⏰ Time: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (come and go)
Activities Include:
- Art Activity with Artist in Residence: Cheryl Ring: Participate in an engaging hands-on art activity. You will leave with a keepsake created in honour and memory of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and Two-Spirit people in Canada.
- Explore the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada Map: View Canada from a different perspective, and learn about the far-reaching impacts of MMIWG2S in Canada.
- Visit the Place of Reflection: The Place of Reflection is a stone medicine wheel created by artist Lyndon Tootoosis and conceptualized by Lori Whiteman as a place to reflect and honour Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls. It is a place of potential reconciliation and hope for anyone who has experienced loss and grieving and would benefit from a place where they can draw strength and healing from the stone circle.
To learn more about Cheryl Ring: www.cherylringvisualartist.com/about
To learn more about the Place of Reflection: rcmphc.com/en/place-of-reflection
