What a spectacular weekend at KUC with a fashion show on Friday night and an art exhibition on Saturday. Shay Paul curated both events. Fashion designers Alicia Stephens Alicias Designs from Burnaby and Ashely Nicole Michel 4 Generations Creations from … Continue reading →
The Kamloopa POW WOW Society invites everyone who is interested to attend the 40th Annual Powwow on August 2 to 4 at the Kamloops Powwow Grounds on the Yellowhead Highway. Admission is $10 per day or $20 for a … Continue reading →
Indigenous Resurgence Exhibition. In search of artists who: Have pieces pertaining to or participate in indigenous cultures or have creative pieces that celebrate or honour indigenous cultures and persons. This is a two-day interactive exhibition where the goal is to … Continue reading →
KUC’s “Reconciliation Exploration Circle” invites you to meet at the church on Saturday, August 3rd and carpool to the powwow grounds. There is a signup sheet available on Sundays after worship. The time(s) will be decided by those interested in … Continue reading →
A moving service was held yesterday at Kamloops United Church led by the Reconciliation Exploration Circle (REC) and the Global and Community Action group, complete with thoughtful prayers, touching hymns, and an insightful traditional whaling story. Natika Bock gave the … Continue reading →
Join us at Riverside Park Friday, June 21st from 10 am to 3 pm. Lunch will be available from 11 am to 2 pm. All are welcome to this national day of celebration. … Continue reading →
Traditional Salish Cedar Weaving Saturday, June 15 – 9am to noon The Traditional Salish Cedar Weaving class has been moved to June 15th. The workshop spaces are now filled. If you would like to have your name added to the … Continue reading →
Taanishi, Boon Maytayn everyone. Please join us for the Ground Breaking, for Kikekyelc: A Place of Belonging. May 23, 2019 at 9:00 am. We hope to see you there. Please see the invitation below! Respectfully and Maarsii, Klarrisa Filion … Continue reading →
Life and Times of Word Warrior: Dennis Saddleman Word Warrior’s stories and poems describe his journey through residential school experiences and life struggle. Word Warrior is a Residential School Survivor. He was an alcoholic and drug user. He hit bottom. … Continue reading →
January 26th KUC hosted our second `KAIROS Blanket Exercise`. Planners and participants were grateful for the leadership of the Elder and 4 other indigenous leaders. We were led through an amazing morning of learning and connection. “Walking Turtle Island and … Continue reading →
