Dancing Moon Holistic

19/10/2025

Wellness Wednesdays
Hosted By The Harm Reduction Outreach Team

🍂 OCT 15
4-7 PM:
Corn Soup & Mental Health Chats
@ Veterans Park (1632 Chiefswood Rd)

🎃 OCT 22
1-4PM:
Hot Chocolate, Support & Resources
@ Community Market (1676 Chiefswood Rd)

19/10/2025

🎉 Calling all MCFN Members 55+ and Home & Community Care Clients! 🎃
Join us for a fun-filled day with games, prizes, lunch, and great company! Costumes are welcome if you’re feeling festive! 🧡🕸️

🗓️ Tuesday, October 28th, 2025
🕦 11:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
📍 MCFN Community Centre

✨ Register by Thursday, October 23rd at 4 p.m!
📞 Contact Melissa Sawyer at 905-768-1181 x 4234 to sign up or for more information.

19/10/2025

FAMILY HALLOWEEN DANCE 🎃👻🎃

🎃Thursday October 30, 2025
👻 6PM - 8PM
🎃 Six Nations Community Hall

Please bring a non-perishable food item to the event Items then will be donated to the Six Nations Food Bank

**All children/youth MUST be accompanied by an adult. **

Any youth wanting volunteer hours, call or text Chuck for more info: 519-754-6384

19/10/2025

🌿 National Addictions Awareness Week Event🌿
Sponsored by the MCFN Mental Health Program

Come join us as we explore traditional medicines for mental health and addictions. 💚

📅 Thursday, November 27, 2025
🕔 5 - 8 p.m.
📍 MCFN Community Centre

Questions? Contact Faith Rivers:
905-768-1181 x 4238
faith.rivers@mncfn.ca

15/10/2025

Visit Brantford Cinemas from October 4-31, 2025 to hear a Public Service Announcement about Intimate Partner Violence which features Six Nations Families

15/10/2025

30/09/2025

DYE! DYE! Decolonise your Ears right now!

Decolonising theatre means expressing culturally specific ideas, mythologies, music, and dance; Indigenous, Black and racialised bodies occupying space in celebration of our unique identities; and subverting rigid hierarchies in favour of a more equitable approach. The festival provides artists with time to explore their voices, develop their practices, and explore lesser-known cultural forms without having to negotiate, conform, or squeeze into parameters they did not choose.
Over its five-year history, the festival has become a vital platform for IBPOC voices in Canadian theatre, previously showcasing works that explore queer-Muslim identity, South Asian diaspora experiences, and Black Caribbean storytelling traditions.

Festival Schedule
Wednesday, October 10 - Sunday, October 12, 2025
Theatre Aquarius, Norman and Louise Haac Studio Theatre
(190 King William Street, Hamilton, ON)
Oct 10: Professional Development Workshop (10am-1pm)
Oct 10: Reading of Brick Lane Bargain (7-10pm)
Oct 11: Professional Development Workshop (10am-1pm)
Oct 11: Reading of Ancestors Soup (7-10pm)
Oct 12: Reading of Nbwaachaadaa Nokomis (2-5pm)
Oct 12: Special presentation of “The Hanging” 5pm
Oct 12: Professional Development Workshop (6:30-9pm)

Tickets are PWYC at the door or at https://www.showpass.com/dye2025/

28/09/2025

If you’re ready to go deeper, start by listening.

These podcasts uplift Indigenous voices; from families, survivors, youth, and grassroots advocates. They hold pain, power, and truth. They challenge colonial silence.

Take the time to hear their stories. Let those voices guide how you show up.

LEARN MORE -> https://nwac.ca/sisters-in-spirit-2025

26/09/2025

Tattoo, Beading, Modalities Practitioners: Reiki, Reflexology, Foot Soaks, Readings, Sauna, Medicine workshops Oct. 18 & 19. Inbox for booking

12/05/2025

Mino Ngashi Giizhigad (Happy Mother's Day)! 💐

11/05/2025

Gweenajiwaan tattoo artist Crystal Kimewon at the Ngushi Giizhigaat (Mother's day) event at Dancing Moon Holistic Centre