Shared Horizons:Dreamcatchers
Learn about the traditions surrounding dreamcatchers and craft one yourself!
Over the course of this workshop, you will learn about the traditions surrounding dreamcatchers and craft your own 4-inch dreamcatcher. For your creation, you will use a willow hoop. First, you will receive instruction on weaving the web and on selecting the ornaments to include. After that, you will attach leather laces, beads, feathers, and other decorations. The workshop concludes with a dreamcatcher ceremony.
A minimum of 10 participants is required to hold the workshop. The registration deadline is Sunday, November 22, at 3 p.m. At that time, a notification will be sent regarding whether or not the activity will take place.
The activity will be conducted in French. Materials will be provided, and no prior experience is required. You may bring a small snack. Participants will be offered a cup of tea.
THE ARTIST
This workshop is facilitated by Lily Duchesneau, founder of La Hutte de médecine étoilée.
La Hutte de médecine étoilée is a sanctuary for renewal located in the heart of Wendake, where ancestral teachings, Indigenous culture, and well-being come together. They invite you to discover a world rich in rituals, traditional knowledge, creativity, and connection. Through their cultural workshops and yoga classes—inspired by nature and Indigenous traditions—you are guided toward a unique, deeply human experience.
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This presentation is held as part of the Shared Horizons—Visual Arts and Cultures, a project made possible thanks to the financial support of the Government of Canada.
