AlgomaTrad

AlgomaTrad is a registered charity dedicated to building community through the celebration, sharing, and learning of traditional music, dance, arts, and heritage craft

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Since 2004, AlgomaTrad  has produced over 400 programs and events, including community dances, concerts, workshops, festivals, and its annual Family Camp, while hosting over 250 nationally and internationally renowned performers, artists, and mentors. We are currently developing the year-round, environmentally-sustainable AlgomaTrad Centre on St. Joseph Island.

If you’d like to make a donation to support our work and the building of the AlgomaTrad Centre, we thank you!

AlgomaTrad acknowledges the Indigenous Peoples of the lands on which we all live. We do this to reaffirm our commitment and responsibility to improving relationships between nations AND to improving our own understanding of local Indigenous people and their cultures. From coast to coast to coast, we acknowledge the ancestral and unceded territory of all the Inuit, Métis, and First Nations people that call this land home. We recognize the harms of the past and hope that we can all move forward in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration. The  AlgomaTrad Centre is on the traditional lands of the Aniishinaabe and Métis. We are committed to honouring their voices, and to learning from their community members.

50+ Community Program – March 2025

Welcome to the March calendar for the AlgomaTrad 50+ Community Program! Keep scrolling to read about the exciting workshops and events coming up in March. To take a look at the February calendar, click here! Basket-making w/ Heather Pepper – Thursday, February 27, 9:30am – 1:00pm, Bruce Mines Library Note: In this workshop, we will […]

20 February 2025 / Read – Lire

Are You a Senior with a Skill to Share? We’d Love to Know!

AlgomaTrad is developing a database of local musicians, artists and craftspeople, especially seniors, which will help inform future programming and serve as a network for the local arts community. If you have arts and heritage skills, please let us know! (Examples: woodcarving, playing an instrument, storytelling, fibre arts, etc.) To tell us about your skill(s), […]

23 December 2024 / Read – Lire

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