na̓ʔk̓ʷulamən (what we do): How Food Was Given
The captíkwł (sacred creation stories) of the syilx/Okanagan people teach us how to live on this land. Hear from local Elders and discuss what we learn and understand about How Food Was Given.
The captíkwł (sacred creation stories) of the syilx/Okanagan people teach us how to live on this land. Hear from local Elders and discuss what we learn and understand about How Food Was Given.
Bring your questions and engage in this discussion, led by local syilx Elders. How are we doing? What action is happening? How can we do better?
Have you heard of "new" terms like forest bathing and eco-wellness? Are these practices really new, or are these concepts from Indigenous practices (hint: it's the latter). This discussion is led by syilx/Okanagan Elders and knowledge carriers.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.
This event is IN-PERSON and will take place in the Laurel Square, the outdoor space to the south of the Laurel Packinghouse. Participants will learn about plants and medicine, sample wild tea, and make their own blend to take home. Plant samples have been respectfully collected on the land by syilx Knowledge Carriers.
This zoom workshop will look at questions like "What is it that we are celebrating?" and "What does it mean to be Canadian?" Discussion is led by syilx Elder and Knowledge Carriers.
The syilx/Okanagan people have managed their lands for thousands of years. Explore and taste Indigenous plants from the Okanagan and around Turtle Island (North America). This is a great workshop for families and children.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.
The Okanagan is incredibly biodiverse, and the syilx/Okanagan people have deep knowledge of how to use the different plant species for food, medicine, shelter, even natural deodorant! Put on your walking shoes and join us for this always popular outdoor event.