Explore the haunted trail (activities for all ages), enjoy dinner and a bonfire, compete in a costume contest and be awed by fireworks!

Entry is by donation.

For more information, visit www.xatsullheritagevillage.com or contact Miriam Schilling at (250) 989-2311

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Come see all our fabulous arts and crafts by award winning artists. You will find soapstone sculptures, one-of-a-kind Métis jewellery, hand crafted moccasins, beautiful handmade quilts, unique art cards, cozy knitted baby gifts and find tons of other ideas for Christmas gifts…or simply treat yourself.

The Christmas Craft Fair starts at 10am, and runs until 5pm.

Gilakas’la!

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In the words of Gwaai Edenshaw, “There have always been those in our community who have shared a very different story, a complex and nuanced narrative. Sex figures prominently in aboriginal stories across the continent, as sexual humour, playful irreverence, spiritual reverence, place names, morality tales or other meanings lost in time. In my world, it’s a safe bet that the laughter coming from that group of grandmothers over there drinking tea is partly triggered by sexual innuendo. We hope to carry on that tradition here – sexy, intelligent, fun and provocative.”

This exhibition is running from September 25th, 2013, to February 16th, 2014.

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Saturday November 23

Site Activities:

• Artisan Demonstrations + Sales: 9:30am-3:00pm
• Land based Eagle Viewing: 9:30am-3:00pm
• Sasquatch Tours Dancers: 11:30am

Official Welcome + Talk:

• 11:00am (significance of Eagle + Salmon from a Sts’ailes point of view)

Speaker’s Presentation:

• 1:30pm-2:00pm (Harrison Salmon Stronghold)
• Dave Moore + Kim Charlie- “Salmon of the Shuqwéma (Harrison River) – A Salmon Stronghold”. The presentation will introduce the audience to the wondrous diversity in Harrison River Salmon, and describe the significance of salmon as a keystone species. The audience will also be introduced to the Harrison Salmon Stronghold and the strategic plan. Copies of the plan and pamphlets will also be available to the public.

Salmon Lunch + Bannock Taco Option

• 12:00-1:30pm
• This traditionally prepared meal is not to be missed, in 2012 the meals were sold out early. Please help the planning committee by reserving your seat at the email below.
• Pre-purchase is strongly recommended. Email: Kandice.charlie@stsailes.com

Sunday November 24

Speaker’s Presentation:

• 11:00am-12:00pm (Harrison Salmon Stronghold)
• Dave Moore + Kim Charlie- “Salmon of the Shuqwéma (Harrison River) – A Salmon Stronghold”. The presentation will introduce the audience to the wondrous diversity in Harrison River Salmon, and describe the significance of salmon as a keystone species. The audience will also be introduced to the Harrison Salmon Stronghold and the strategic plan. Copies of the plan and pamphlets will also be available to the public.

 Speaker’s Presentation:

• 1:30pm-2:30pm (Harrison/Chehalis Wild Life Management Area)
• Presenter: Jeff Juthans- Land and Resource Specialist with the Ministry of Forests, Lands and Natural Resource Operations in the South Coast Region
• Presentation: The Proposed Legal Designation of the Harrison-Chehalis Wildlife Management Area (WMA) Contact Jeff.Juthans@gov.bc.ca

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