The Art of the Talking Stick
October 28-30
Friday 7pm to Sunday 3:30pm

“The talking stick is used in discussion circles to create space for speaking and listening with respect. In an intercultural art-making circle, design your own unique talking stick, using paint, deerskin, sweetgrass and linen. Mi’kmaq artist, Anna Nibby Woods, will share Mi’kmaq culture and artistry through the ways of the talking stick tradition. All are welcome! Leadership: Anna Nibby Woods brings her expertise as a graphic artist, production manager, art director, illustrator, copy writer, and freelancer. She also works in the fields of diversity in the workplace and cultural eco-tourism. Margaret Tusz-King, Program Resource Group.

Cost: $380 ($220 tuition plus materials + $160 meals/accommodation). Full and partial bursaries available to First Nations.”

-submitted by Meghan MacCulloch, Promotions Coordinator, Tatamagouche Centre

Please see ArtBridges’ Google Map for contact information.