March saw us do a little
branching out. On March 3 we opened our doors to all who live
within the PDD service area. You are now free to book our
facility Thursdays to use our theme areas or hold meetings or
you can book us to host your group in an activity or to have
us teach your organization about the importance of culture.
Please note, this is not just
for those of Aboriginal descent.
The rooms you can book are our
Inuit room, the native village, the library, or the activity
area.
The Inuit room is set on the
tundra. An Inukshuk overlooks a dogsled team and an old man
fishing. All this set beneath the spectacular northern lights
that dance across the room. You can sit back and relax and
listen to the music of the land or read up on Inuit
traditions.
The native village is a small
piece of history. The Indian maiden sits at the campfire
listening to the drums and preparing hides.
The activity room is set up for
most native crafts from the modern to the traditional. We have
a wide variety of instruction sheets you can use to assist you
in your endeavors.
The library is a very quiet
area where you can listen to music, complete an aboriginal
puzzle or do some coloring. There are books and pamphlets that
will help you to do some research on the culture. We also have
a videos of our past native awareness days for you to view.
For meetings we are equipped
with tables and chairs for approximately 30. There is a small
kitchen area where you provide the coffee and we provide the
equipment to make it.
For booking information, our
contact numbers are listed on the 'contact us' page. Book
early to avoid disappointment.
