Quadra Village Community Centre is looking forward to sharing, honouring and celebrating National Indigenous Peoples Day on Friday, June 21 from 4pm-8pm outside of the centre at 901 Kings Rd. Join them for free bannock and strawberries and an Indigenous Market. Westwind Intertribal Big Drum will be performing.
Please bring your own chair and water bottle!
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