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Dot Art: Creating Something Bigger Together

Dot Art: Creating Something Bigger Together

Our beadwork-inspired dot art workshops have been proving very popular this year! After working with staff at Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and students at Broadview Public School, our third workshop took us to Madahoki Summer Camp, where we had the opportunity to try something a little different.

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July 30, 2026 Kîšâc Workshops Metis dot art
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