Ojibwe Winter Games combines cultural history with outdoor fun
Attendees learned about the history of three games during the event, including the snow snake game, atlatl and the hoop and spear game.
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Attendees learned about the history of three games during the event, including the snow snake game, atlatl and the hoop and spear game.
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Self confessed psych-pop shoegazers and Vancouver indie band, did you die, initially piqued my interest simply through their name. Apparently, the moniker stems from a tongue in cheek quip — the group’s main songwriter, Richie Felix Alexander, was late meeting a friend and she texted him "did you die?" The name stuck, and having it presented in lower case is a rather nice touch. After an initial listen, my first thought was: damn right,the VanCity independent music scene is thriving and showing no signs of slowing down. Perusing the album credits, did you die is cle...
Take in some virtual programs, or head out to Optimist Hill, Meewasin's skating rink or Beaver Creek Conservation Area.
HOOSICK FALLS — The Friends of Bennington Battlefield Junior Historians are hosting ‘Thirteen Moons on the Turtle’s Back’, an event that explores Native American heritage through story, artwork and games.