The Municipality of Kincardine is celebrating National Indigenous History Month with a Legacy of Hope event this weekend.
On Saturday, June 10th, There will be a sunrise ceremony learning circle with Trish Meekins at Victoria Park at 9 am, followed by a crafting event.
Indigenous crafters will be at the park from 11 until 4 selling beaded art, jewellery, and more.
The market is a rain-or-shine event, and if there is rain or if the air quality is poor, the event will move into the Kincardine Centre for the Arts.
From 1-3 pm, there will also be craft events for kids, along with storytelling by Kristi White.
There will also be quilts on display by the Kincardine Sunset Quilters, which were created in honour of residential school survivors.
Jaylynne Wolfe, Miss Kettle, and Stony Point Junior will be greeting everyone at the library in Kincardine from 1 to 3 pm to talk about the significance of the quilts.
The municipality and the Walker House are also hosting three exhibits from the Legacy of Hope that focus on healing and reconciliation.
One exhibit is on display at the Kincardine Centre for the Arts, and the other two are on display at Walker House.