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Algonquin Peoples All Nation Gathering
23 km west of the East Gate in Algonquin Park, on Whitefish Lake Centennial Ridges Road
Aug 07 2020 to Feb 09 2020
Region : Central Ontario City: Algonquin Provincial Park
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2020-08-07
2020-02-09
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Algonquin Peoples All Nation Gathering
26th Algonquins All Nations Gathering arrives on 7 - 9 Aug. It happens 23 km west of the East Gate in Algonquin Park, on Whitefish Lake Centennial Ridges Road. There's an in-house social gathering for vendors, participants and a pot-luck dinner on Friday. On Saturday, there'll be a sunrise ceremony, a men, women, and children’s circle, grand entry at 1:00pm, and a traditional feast and evening powwow at 5:00pm. The KR Therapeutics will also provide holistic healing in series of integrative native-based practices during the evening. Sunday, again a sunrise ceremony, a men, women, and children’s circle, grand entry at noon, an appreciation call at 4:00pm, and a travel feast at 5:00pm. Adult admission is $10, (eldsters, drummers, dancers, dignitaries, & wee one -- under 12 are free). You're kindly reminded to bring a feast bag containing plates, cup, bowls, and utensils. Rough camping will be for powwow participants No dogs, alcohol or drugs allowed on site.
23 km west of the East Gate in Algonquin Park, on Whitefish Lake Centennial Ridges Road
Randy Eady
footwhispering@gmail.com
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26th Algonquins All Nations Gathering arrives on 7 - 9 Aug. It happens 23 km west of the East Gate in Algonquin Park, on Whitefish Lake Centennial Ridges Road. There's an in-house social gathering for vendors, participants and a pot-luck dinner on Friday. On Saturday, there'll be a sunrise ceremony, a men, women, and children’s circle, grand entry at 1:00pm, and a traditional feast and evening powwow at 5:00pm. The KR Therapeutics will also provide holistic healing in series of integrative native-based practices during the evening. Sunday, again a sunrise ceremony, a men, women, and children’s circle, grand entry at noon, an appreciation call at 4:00pm, and a travel feast at 5:00pm. Adult admission is $10, (eldsters, drummers, dancers, dignitaries, & wee one -- under 12 are free). You're kindly reminded to bring a feast bag containing plates, cup, bowls, and utensils. Rough camping will be for powwow participants No dogs, alcohol or drugs allowed on site.