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Dan led the Students & Teachers of Académie de la Tamise (London, ON) on a nature walk to teach about plants and paying respect for their medicine. Along the way, trash was collected and taken to a proper place for disposal.
A good day, ended with a little flute music in the forest.
You never know what treasures you may find at Bear’s Den Native Crafts…photos are fine, but visit us any Saturday or Sunday to really have a close look! Questions? Contact us…better yet, come ask in person! The Gibraltar Weekend Market 1712 Dundas Street, London, Ontario, N5W 3C9 MARKET HOURS: Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday 9:00 a.m….
Here are a few photos of some of the great items waiting for you in The Bears Den; you really need to drop in for a visit – every Sat. and Sun. from 9am-5pm, in the Gibraltar Weekend Market (1712 Dundas Street, London, Ontario). Or contact us and let us know what you need!
We’re pleased to announce that Bear’s Den Native Crafts has contracted JACK-FM 102.3 to host ads for us! We will also have a special promotion during their annual “12 Days Of Christmas” broadcasts (yes, that time is quickly approaching). Tune in to JACK-FM live on your favourite radio, app or online anytime!
A customer who purchased one of our handmade drums asked what the proper ceremony was to feast the drum. Dan explains. (If you’re interested in one of these drums, let us know – they are often special order, but we may have some in stock)
We hope everyone has enjoyed the summer, and look forward to fall days ahead! Starting Monday, Oct. 6 our store will be open seven days a week! Visit us for all your craft supplies, gifts, and traditional medicines…or just to say hello! We look forward to seeing you!
There are a few reasons many Indigenous people refer to Bears as our “Medicine Animal”. Centuries ago, we watched them prepare for winter and learned what foods were good in the colder weather to sustain us. When they returned after hibernation, we saw what plants were good to restore energy & strength. As one elder…
