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Visiting with Relatives
June 20 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm MDT
Come for tea and bannock with ihkwewak (Two-Spirit people) Chantelle Gray and their relatives. Join us in circle to share stories and learn together about Indigenous queerness in a safe, inclusive space. Drop-in, no registration required.
For teens and adults.
18+ or All Ages
18+
Venue
Strathcona County Library
Address
Street Address : 401 Festival Lane
City : Sherwood Park
State/Province : AB
ZIP / Postal Code : T8A 5P7
Website Link
http://sclibrary.ca
Event Link
https://sclib.short.gy/VisitingWithRelatives
Ticket Link
https://sclib.short.gy/VisitingWithRelatives
Ticket Description #1
Teen (Grades 7 – 9) or Adult/Senior
Ticket Amount #1
Free
Indoor event or outdoor event
Indoors
Type of event
Non-profit
Is this event presented by a College or University for students only?
No
Event Contact
Strathcona County Library – Adult Services
Event Contact Email Address
asstaff@sclibrary.ca
Event Phone Number
(780) 410-8607
Facebook Page
https://facebook.com/StrathconaCountyLibrary/
Instagram Account
https://instagram.com/sc_library/
Strathcona County Library
Sherwood Park, Alberta T8A 5P7 Canada + Google Map (780) 410-8600
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