Historic Art Installation Stands Witness at Hamilton Public Library

HAMILTON — Pieces of the Witness Blanket, a wood-based First Nations art installation, collectively recounts for future generations the true story of loss, strength, reconciliation…

Student from Elsipogtog, New Brunswick Accepted into the 2015 SEVEC Youth Advisory Committee

Heaven Augustine from Elsipogtog, New Brunswick Accepted into the 2015 SEVEC Youth Advisory Committee “On both of my exchanges with SEVEC, my school had the…

Logan Staats new solo album Goodbye Goldia leading new wave of Six Nations artists

He’s not doing it to be retro or throwback. Logan Staats is proving, without making a point about it, that his generation can pick up…

Free summer music camp a big success

OHSWEKEN – Music for the Spirit Summer Day Camp is about to begin. Registration for the popular summer camp is already full, but a waiting…

Robots & Heroines in Dystopia – E3 2015

Every year around this time something tremendously epic happens. Gamers get a glimpse into the future at the annual Electronic Entertainment Expo which is most…

Daniel David Moses receives 2015 Ontario Arts Council Aboriginal Arts Award

Author Daniel David Moses has dedicated over 30 years of his life to the arts. Since 1979, he has written 13 published or produced plays,…

Celebrate Aboriginal Solidarity Day this weekend at these ACE events

This weekend – Sunday June 21st –  is Aboriginal Solidarity Day and there are a TON of events this year all across the province. Looking…

Coalition Music creates a new tempo keeping FN youth in school

Toronto based Artist Management and Independent Record Company Coalition Music started in 1991, whose current client roster includes Our Lady Peace, Simple Plan, Finger Eleven…

Michelle Farmer’s Studio of Dance celebrates 40 years

For many young girls who grew up on Six Nations – dance was their first love. A love fostered by none other than Miss Michelle…

Omushkego Cree artist Andy Moro has a prolific summer

When Andy Moro left Windsor, ON in his later teen years, he set his sights on Montreal and the arts. Thirty years later, he is…

Exhibit features stunning pow wow photos of Bert Crowfoot

Nothing compares to the spectacular colour and showmanship of a twirling fancy dancer. And for those amateur photographers who try to capture the excitement with…

Haudenosaune history of food and planting – Part One

Diohe’ko (Our Sustainers) are integral to our culture and history. Diohe’ko means more than the Three Sisters, including all of the cultivated foods that sustain…

Welcome to Community Awareness Week

Victoria Day is May 18 this year and this welcomes the beginning of Six Nation’s 27th Annual Community Awareness Week (CAW). With over 60 events…

40th Annual First Nations Art Exhibit Opens

On Friday, May 15 at 7 p.m., the Woodland Cultural Centre will be celebrating the 40th year of the Annual First Nations Art Exhibition with…

Six Nations means lacrosse

SIX NATIONS – The Creators Game, is what Haudenosaunee people have called the sport of lacrosse since the earliest of times, long before European contact.…