Powwow
MAQAHATINE
You will need to remove your outdoor shoes to access the theatre. Please bring indoor shoes or slippers.
MAQAHATINE powwow: Keeping our winter fires burning
This powwow is hosted by MAQAHATINE (which means “Let’s gather altogether” in Wolastoqey). MAQAHATINE is meant to be a place of sharing and education; education that comes from the community itself. Created in January 2020, MAQAHATINE is a collective that was created as a response to the lack of opportunities for Indigenous Peoples in Tio’tia:ke to gather and dance in the wintertime, to be able to learn from and to get inspired by one another. MAQAHATINE is happy to host and welcome all to their first powwow.
“Join us as we celebrate our many Indigenous cultures through our songs, dances, and beautiful art. Powwows are powerful gatherings where multiple communities and generations come together to witness the pride of Indigenous people. OPEN TO ALL, come and discover one way we celebrate together, share our knowledge, and keep our cultures alive.”
Powwow committee members Ivanie Aubin-Malo, Barbara Kaneratonni Diabo, Victoria May, Thomasina Phillips