This month, explore the artistry of Coast Salish weaving with Sḵwx̱wú7mesh wool weaver and knowledge keeper Spelex̱ílh–Anjeanette Dawson. In this interactive workshop, participants will connect with local Indigenous history and teachings by weaving a quarter bag using contemporary wool and cardboard looms.

Please note: to ensure participants have an appropriate amount of time to complete their project, drop-ins will be welcome until 1 pm only.

Pre-registration for this event is now full. Visitors can still drop in, but supplies are limited and access is first come, first served.

Spelex̱ílh–Anjeanette Dawson, is a proud member of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw. She is an educator, workshop facilitator and advocate dedicated to supporting Indigenous education and working towards Truth and Reconciliation. Anjeanette’s workshops are designed to empower educators, students, and communities by fostering meaningful learning experiences rooted in Indigenous perspectives. To find more about her work, please visit her website.

About Culture Club at MOA

Join MOA on the last Sunday of each month for Culture Club! Drop in and enjoy engaging art-making activities designed for families. Get creative and connect with MOA’s diverse collections and exhibitions. See the full schedule.

Culture Club at MOA is made possible by the generous support of UBC Campus + Community Planning