Makatew adds tipi, June 17 Indigenous market
CARP – Makatew Workshops continues to grow and find new ways to share the Indigenous culture with its Carp neighbours and beyond.
Read more
Search Results for: Makatew Workshops
Makatew teaching cultural appreciation
CARP – Marc Forgette is trying to turn cultural appropriation in to cultural appreciation and with his new location in Carp, Makatew Workshops will be able to share that message more effectively than ever.
Read more
WC’s first Truth and Reconciliation Day
CARP – Makatew Workshops’ Marc Forgette felt hosting West Carleton’s first National Truth and Reconciliation ceremony was not a business opportunity, but a community opportunity.
Read moreNational Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony
Everyone is welcome to take part in West Carleton’s first Truth and Reconciliation Day ceremony in Carp hosted by Makatew Workshops.
Read more
Sudds: Fall in full force
With fall in full force, our local farmers’ markets are sadly wrapping up at the end of this month.
Read more
Truth, Reconciliation message of hope
CARP – The stories were filled with tragedy and heartbreak, but even then, the message of the second annual Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony held in Carp yesterday (Sept. 30) was one of hope.
Read more
National truth, reconciliation ceremony moves to Diefenbunker
CARP – Orange Shirt Day has been celebrated in Canada since 2013. Last year a National Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony was held in Carp for the first time.
Read moreNational Truth an Reconciliation Ceremony (Orange Shirt Day)
National Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony (Orange Shirt Day) When: Monday, September 30, 2024 – 10:00 am – 12:00 pm Where: Makatew Workshops,
Read more
Create the song of summer at Gambit’s summer camp
CARP – Spend your summer in Carp listening to the sounds of music, and making them too.
Read more
Orange Shirt Day arrives in WC
CARP – West Carleton’s first National Truth and Reconciliation Ceremony attracted more than 130 people for an emotional event shining the light on the challenges Indigenous people still face as residential school survivors.
Read more
