Notes from Our Journeys
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THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL Join Chantal Chagnon as she shares Traditional Drumming, Songs, Storytelling, Indigenous Culture, History and Traditional Teachings. Drums carry powerful significance
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
Snow, Ice and Muskox Stew — have you ever wondered about what it is like in the North? Join musician David Newland for an online
Sea shanties have been dominating the internet recently and you may be wondering what they are and why they’re so popular. Ships2Shores invites you to
Sea shanties have been dominating the internet recently and you may be wondering what they are and why they’re so popular. Ships2Shores invites you to
Singer/songwriter Brian Robertson will be joined by champion fiddler and musical partner Michael Burnyeat to present a webinar on the west coast fishing industry. Descriptions of the
Story telling and song provide colourful snapshots of the BC coast during the past two centuries of change. Many of them are humorous, some are
Join acclaimed storyteller and folk singer Ian bell at the Port Dover Harbour museum and learn about the history of the Great Lakes through story
Join acclaimed storyteller and folk singer Ian bell at the Port Dover Harbour museum and learn about the history of the Great Lakes through story
THIS EVENT IS NOW FULL. If you are interested in participating, please contact mira.philips@ships2shores.ca and we’ll see if we can schedule another date with Chantal!
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