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| While we work on the next Heritage Gala Weekend check out the 2005 event! Video Short now online! *spring 2008 - our streaming video programs are temporarily offline* ________________________________________ “The Heritage Gala Weekend, an oral/visual celebration of life and beauty, linking human beings with our natural world and recognizing our dependency upon it and our stewardship for it.” NOVEMBER 11th 12th and 13th, 2005 Image courtesy of Dale Auger _________________________ "The Heritage Gala weekend honours the aboriginal and settler heritages of Canada, on the occasion of Alberta's centennial", Satya Das This day was inspired by Aboriginal artists and Nature's Laws _____________________________ The laws of Indigenous Peoples around the world are often referred to as “Nature’s Laws." The spiritual dimension of existence is always operative in First Nations' culture. Spiritual concepts were expressed in terms of “truths” or “laws” and people were expected to act according to these laws in every aspect of their daily life. In other words, the laws were meant to be “lived," rather than “obeyed." Such "living-out" of Nature's Law promoted a balanced, healthy and well-rounded community. "...and through arts and culture restoration takes place." P Tiesenhausen __________________________________
GALA DINNER with GUEST SPEAKERS Rarihokwats "Original Instruction in the 21st Century" Professor Earle Waugh Wayne Roan Live Auction Flautist Trevor KiitoKii COMEDY BREAK at Dinner with Dale Auger
Gala Dinner Tickets, Saturday Nov 12th, are $100 per person Traditional Potlatch presented by Richard Krentz of Salmon Trail dance and drum by Bob Baker and Wes Nahanni
FIRST NATIONS VISUAL ARTISTS and FRIENDS The Live and Silent Auctions were supported by these First Nations artists Dale Auger Trevor Kiitokii
Dennis J. Weber, AFCA, CIPA Jane Shepherd
Audrey and Chief Sampson, soapstone
The weekend was made possible by a consortium of partners - The Jasper Yellowhead Museum, The Heritage Community Foundation, DTMInc, Buffalo Nations Museum and Parks Canada. It would not have been possible without the amazing support provided by the host - The Sawridge Inn and Conference Centre.
visualartsdrummingdancingmetisfoodmusicstorytellingdemonstrationsartsandcraftsvisualarts
link to heritage arts page Search _______________________________________________________________________________
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