• Fish Skin Tanning Workshop

    Fish Skin Tanning Workshop
    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Workshop Facilitator: Cheyanne Pitawanakwat Registration required Participants must commit to attending all three workshop days. Maximum of 15 participants. Lunch will be provided. Cheyanne Pitawanakwat is a proud member of Whitefish River First Nation. For the past five years, she has been learning the art of Fish Skin Tanning, which transforms raw fish skin into durable leather using traditional techniques. During this workshop, she will be teaching the Tea Tanning Method. Workshop Schedule: Day 1: Cheyanne will share her experience and discuss what inspired her journey into Fish Skin Tanning. Participants will begin scraping and preparing fish skins for the Tea Tanning Method. Day 2: Participants will finish scraping any remaining skins and receive written instructions to take home to care for their skins until the final session. Day 3: Participants will complete their fish leather to keep or use in creating a small craft. A small celebration will be held to recognize the completion of their leather. Information / Registration: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca

  • Fish Skin Tanning Workshop

    Fish Skin Tanning Workshop
    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Workshop Facilitator: Cheyanne Pitawanakwat Registration required Participants must commit to attending all three workshop days. Maximum of 15 participants. Lunch will be provided. Cheyanne Pitawanakwat is a proud member of Whitefish River First Nation. For the past five years, she has been learning the art of Fish Skin Tanning, which transforms raw fish skin into durable leather using traditional techniques. During this workshop, she will be teaching the Tea Tanning Method. Workshop Schedule: Day 1: Cheyanne will share her experience and discuss what inspired her journey into Fish Skin Tanning. Participants will begin scraping and preparing fish skins for the Tea Tanning Method. Day 2: Participants will finish scraping any remaining skins and receive written instructions to take home to care for their skins until the final session. Day 3: Participants will complete their fish leather to keep or use in creating a small craft. A small celebration will be held to recognize the completion of their leather. Information / Registration: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca

  • Fish Skin Tanning Workshop

    Fish Skin Tanning Workshop
    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Workshop Facilitator: Cheyanne Pitawanakwat Registration required Participants must commit to attending all three workshop days. Maximum of 15 participants. Lunch will be provided. Cheyanne Pitawanakwat is a proud member of Whitefish River First Nation. For the past five years, she has been learning the art of Fish Skin Tanning, which transforms raw fish skin into durable leather using traditional techniques. During this workshop, she will be teaching the Tea Tanning Method. Workshop Schedule: Day 1: Cheyanne will share her experience and discuss what inspired her journey into Fish Skin Tanning. Participants will begin scraping and preparing fish skins for the Tea Tanning Method. Day 2: Participants will finish scraping any remaining skins and receive written instructions to take home to care for their skins until the final session. Day 3: Participants will complete their fish leather to keep or use in creating a small craft. A small celebration will be held to recognize the completion of their leather. Information / Registration: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Phone: (705) 968-0182 Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca

  • Free Family Swim

    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Pool slide will be available. Pool safety regulations do apply - wristband and supervision. Lockers are available - please bring a quarter to open the locker. For more information, please contact: Charlene Corbiere FASD Wellness Coordinator Phone: (705) 968-0624 Email: Charlene.Corbiere@nthc.ca

  • National Indigenous Peoples Day

    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Join us in Espanola as we celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day with a focus on cultural awareness. This community event will feature interactive activities, information booths, and traditional food sampling, offering an opportunity to learn, connect, and celebrate Indigenous culture and traditions. June 21, 2026 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM Espanola Recreation Complex (175 Avery Dr. Espanola, ON) Everyone is welcome For more information, contact: Madalynn Soltys Cultural Support Worker Email: Madalynn.Soltys@nthc.ca Phone: (705) 968-0182

  • Root and Rest

    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Join us for a Root and Rest day in Espanola.  The day will provide space for participants to slow down, rest, and connect with Espanola and area service providers. Activities will include: - Beading - Yoga - Therapy dogs - Creative Arts Table Breakfast and Lunch will be provided. LIMITED AVAILABILITY - Registration is required To register, please contact: Marissa McCready SDVS Social Worker marissa.mccready@nthc.ca (705) 968-0173

  • Fancy Shawl Workshop

    Espanola Recreation Complex 175 Avery Dr, Espanola, Ontario, Canada

    Powwow season is fast approaching, lets get together and make a shawl together. Lunch will be available. Please be prepared to attend both days to complete the project.