Weaving Workshop with Squamish educator Anjeanette Dawson 25th at 4 pm in the library. Participants will weave a small bag while learning the history of wool weaving and its revival in the Squamish community. Registration is limited: please contact library@columbiacollege.ca to register.

Nisga'a educator Dawn Naas will share photos of her family's experiences in residential schools and the poetry she's written to help her process intergenerational trauma. Date: September 26, 1 pm & 3 pm Location: In the Library.

Discover the magic of live theatre with Bard on the Beach, a not-for-profit, professional Shakespeare Festival nestled in the scenic Sen̓áḵw/Vanier Park. Step into a world where Shakespeare's timeless tales are brought to life in a contemporary and captivating way. 🚀 Experience Shakespeare for the 21st Century Bard on the Beach reimagines classic Shakespearean works, …

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Plant walking tours with Lori Snyder, Métis Herbalist & Educator. Date: September 27, 12:15 pm & 2:15 pm Location: Meet in Trillium Park. For more details contact library@columbiacollege.ca

Health educator Brandon Redford (Driftpile Cree Nation) will lead a talk on "Indigenous Canada: An introduction to the social and historical context of the First Nations, Métis and Inuit people". Date: September 28, 12 pm & 2 pm Location: In the Library

"A Celebration of Resilience": experience Indigenous entertainment and refreshments. Date: September 29, 4-8 pm Location: TBD