Don't miss this opening reception! And check out Levi's artwork at the Pemberton Public Library along with this biography and information about the mini show. Shared from the Facebook event: Opening Reception - AFTER THE BLAST: The Art of Levi Nelson Having a place in both Indigenous and non-Indigenous cultures growing up, Levi Nelson shares … Continue reading AFTER THE BLAST: The Art of Levi Nelson
On November 9 the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre is hosting a very special dinner. Below is a couple of excerpts from the SLCC blog and the link for the Facebook event, the blog post with a Q&A, and where to buy the tickets and more information. 23 Oct A Q&A with SLCC’s In-House Catering Department … Continue reading Spo7ez Table at the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre
I went on a little walk today and got some fresh clean air. Met some little spiders, watched one catch his dinner.If only I could be a spider for a little while and see the small little world through their eyes, spinning webs, and crawling around on eight legs, scaring humans.
Shared from the Facebook event, hosted by the Pemberton and District Public Library: Join us on Thurday October 24th at 7:00 pm for a special evening with the Sea to Sky String Orchestra at the Pemberton Library. The Sea to Sky Strings Orchestra features musicians from Pemberton, Whistler and Squamish on violin, viola and cello. … Continue reading Sea to Sky Strings Orchestra at the Pemberton Library
I wrote this poem over the past couple of days. Reflecting on my thoughts and feelings being back home and my learnings over the past few years. I wasn't sure what to call it but then remembered the Lil'wat principles of learning, available through the link below. I thought the word Kat’íl’a fit perfectly, meaning … Continue reading Kat’íl’a – Seeking Quietness and Stillness in my Quest for Knowledge
I found out about four or five years ago that I have hypothyroidism, meaning that I have an under active thyroid. Which isn't really a serious condition, but it does impact my daily life. I was on Synthroid for a while but I haven't been on it in a long time and I seemed to … Continue reading Revitalization of Plant Medicines and Foods
I've been thinking about the forests a lot lately. Since attending the opening ceremony for the "We Carry Our Ancestors" exhibit and hearing St'at'imc knowledge and experience from Dr. Lorna Williams. Then spending some quiet time at the exhibit, singing along to the berry picking song playing from a video. Hearing the words of Lorna, … Continue reading Múc and the Importance of Old Growth Forests
I'm so grateful to have been mentored by such amazing smart, caring women. I will carry your teachings and love in my heart and I will do my best to remember that I am stronger because of it, Kúkstumkacw! Apologies for the short and late post. It was a long and wonderful day.
Autumn in October is my favourite time of the year. When the leaves start to change colour, the way they fall off their branches in groups when there's a slight breeze. Everything has this magical, earthy, colourful feel too it. There's a calmness in the air as many plant life, and wildlife is getting ready … Continue reading Happy Spooktober!
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