Friday, July 18, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
Orange Lilies
Saturday, June 21, 2008
National Aboriginal Day Celebrations
National Aboriginal Day celebrations took place across the country Saturday, honouring the cultural contributions of First Nation, Inuit and Metis people.
First proclaimed 12 years ago by a Liberal government, National Aboriginal Day is held on June 21 because of the cultural significance of the first day of summer, the longest day of the year and the rebirth of Mother Earth. This excerpt I found at Canadian Press
There were celebrations going on in many different venues across our city today and continuing on into this evening. Although many of the celebrations were dampened (literally) by heavy downpours of belting rain! The Show Opener Dancers The Drumming Circle For The Dancers Rik Leaf is a folk-poet who has been a featured on six internationally released compilation CDs that combined have sold over 35,000 copies. His folk-rock latin-funk duo features Rik on acoustic-electric guitar, stomp box, ocarinas and vocals, and Marie-Josée Dandeneau, a female Métis multi instrumentalist on upright, cello, fretless bass and percussion. All information on Rik Leaf is an excerpt from Rik Leaf "Tribe of One" My Space site which has a lot of information, concert dates and some of his music. Marie-Josée Dandeneau, an acclaimed Metis multi-instrumentalist from St. Boniface, MB, who played standup and fretless bass, piano, acoustic guitar and djembe. Tribe of One shows add professional dancers and visual artists. This is one of the visual artists painting while Tribe of One was playing. They also had some aboriginal dancers on stage with them for several numbers.Friday, June 6, 2008
Jewelry Galore
I have my Jewelry E-Store listed at Jewelry Galore If you don't mind clicking a couple times to vote for me I would certainly appreciate that. It helps me out with traffic to my Jewelry Store.
Mt. Robson B.C.
Mt. Robson British Columbia 12,972 feet (3954 m) in elevation, for more information on Mt. Robson and the Park visit Wikipedia
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Sunset Scene On The Red River In Manitoba
This is a sunset scene of the Red River in Winnipeg Manitoba in the fall. For more Information
on the Red River visit wikipedia.
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