Upcoming EVENTS​​​
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April 26, 9:45 a.m. - 1 pm Peguis Treaty Walk: 6 km
Walk in the footsteps of Chief Peguis, the Anishinaabeg, the Metis and Selkirk Settlers. To join us for this 3 km walk, meet us in Selkirk Park in Selkirk, MB (parking lot just south of the Selkirk Park Pool). We'll walk the Red Eagle trail. Then we’ll drive to St Peter Dynevor Old Stone Church via Highway 4 bridge over Red River and St Peter Road. We'll discuss treaties, peace, friendship and respect over lunch. Bring your lunch, water and a lawn chair for lunch discussion. Dress for eating outdoors. Suggested donation $10. Led by JoAnn Wright, Fiona Muldrew and Dawnis Kennedy.
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May 23-25: Walking Winnipeg Rivers
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​​Walk across Winnipeg with us! Enjoy great company, music, a catered meal and participate in a Water Ceremony.
Friday 10 km: 1:30 - 7 pm. We'll shuttle to Assiniboine Park and walk east along the Assiniboine River to Whittier Park. Enjoy a picnic dinner while serenaded by musicians Anne-Marie Williot and Ian Cherry.
Saturday 17 km: 9:15 am - 7 pm. We’ll shuttle to our starting point north of Chief Peguis Trail and reflect together on our relationship with the waters flowing through Winnipeg. Walk south along the Red River to Riverview where we’ll enjoy a catered meal together and participate in a Water Ceremony with Jaime Grasby.
Sunday 15 km: We'll shuttle to Riverview and walk south along the Red River to King’s Park where we'll complete our journey with a closing ceremony.
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June 6-8 Turtle Mountain Retreat (The retreat will take place at Camp Koinonia )
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June 28 Rooster Town walking tour
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July 26 Point Douglas historical walk
August 21-24 Journey to McGillivray Falls
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Sept 19-21 Pembina Valley Lodge
September 27 Tall Grass Prairie Preserve, Stuartburn, MB
October 25 A Tree Walk (TBA)
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November 22 Bear Lake Hike: 5.4 km (Children 10 and older are welcome.)
This trail in the Whiteshell includes stunning views and elevation changes. We will hike to the lake, have lunch and return. We will walk together as a group. Reflections about the bear...how it prepares for hibernation by filling up and how bears are known for their healing qualities. How could we apply these ideas to our lives?
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Dec 20 Solstice Potluck Party