Join us for a full-day cultural field trip as we travel to Kanehsatà:ke to visit Knowledge Keepers David Gabriel and Cathy Beauvais at their home, where they will share teachings about traditional Haudenosaunee corn-washing and food preparation. This immersive learning experience will guide us through the cultural significance of white corn and how to make Mohawk corn soup, while connecting us to the land, our food, and our shared stories.
This event is part of Wabano’s commitment to cultural revitalization and land-based healing, rooted in Indigenous knowledge systems and teachings.
📅 Date: Sunday November 2, 2025
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
🍽️ Lunch & Dinner will be served
🚌 Assistance with Transportation available (bus tickets, taxi chits if needed)
🚏 Bus departs from Wabano Centre at 9:00 AM (please arrive for 8:30 AM)
📍 Wabano Centre – 299 Montreal Rd.
⚠️ PLEASE NOTE: DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS ON THIS DATE
🕘 Remember to set your clocks BACK one hour before bed on Saturday night!
This will ensure you arrive at the correct time on Sunday morning.
This is a bus trip, and spaces are limited. Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note: Filling out the registration form does not guarantee a spot—a staff member will follow up to confirm your participation.
Please submit this form to register.
We look forward to sharing this important cultural experience with you.
Miigwetch / Nia:wen for your interest and participation.