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Nanton is bringing the community together for an evening of drumming, singing, learning and connection in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
The Nanton Quality of Life Foundation and Nanton Native Learning Circle are hosting a special family-friendly evening on Wednesday, September 30, featuring Adrian Goulet from Mahegun Tails.
Guests will have the opportunity to learn about Indigenous beliefs, values and traditions through an interactive session, followed by an informal drumming circle. Drums will be provided, and everyone is welcome to take part in this meaningful evening of cultural learning and connection.
CJWE had a chance to speak with Elaine Mahan with the Nanton Quality of Life Foundation to tell us more:
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