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Seasonal 
Cultural Events

During each season (spring, summer, fall, and winter) we host a cultural event that is open to all community members. These seasonal gatherings celebrate our traditions, strengthen relationships, and create opportunities for people of all ages to come together in a welcoming environment.

 

Each event features activities that highlight our cultural heritage, such as traditional foods, music, dancing, storytelling, arts and crafts, language, and seasonal teachings. Community members, families, youth, and Elders are encouraged to participate, fostering intergenerational learning and creating meaningful connections across the community.

 

Our seasonal cultural events also provide opportunities to educate the broader community about our history, values, and traditions while promoting respect, understanding, and cultural pride. By offering these events throughout the year, we help preserve our cultural practices, encourage active community engagement, and ensure that traditional knowledge continues to be shared with future generations.

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Dew On Grass

WÉDU/BÁÁNII’ƆWÚÚS’I
2026

This past spring, LLL hosted our community cultural event. The staff talked about different protocols surrounding feast preparation and different foods appropriate to bring to ceremonies. Different staff members showed participants how to prepare berry soup and bannock. The staff later taught parents and community members how to play hand game.     

Clear Blue Sky

MNOGÉDU/BÍÍK’I
2026

This past summer, LLL hosted our community cultural event. Napi Wadsworth was contracted to come teach hide tanning. It was a three day event open to the parents of LLL and community members. Together, we tanned three hides; a mule deer, antelope and calf bison. The smoked mule deer hide was gifted to a elder of the community    

Autumn Leaves Closeup

WÉDU/TƆ́YÓÓÚN’I
2026

In October 2026, LLL plans to have a buffalo harvest. We plan to teach, butchering, Dry meat cutting and Pemmican making. If interested please reach out to LLL staff.

Snow-Covered Forest

WÉDU/KÉC’I
2026

Currently no plans have been made. If you'd like to suggest a project or collaborate, please reach out to the LLL staff!

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