The mini sing at Kahnawake Survival School capped Cultural Awareness Month bringing busloads of students, staff and parents to the school’s gym for a social with song.
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Karonhianónhnha hosted its annual display of art courtesy of the talented students, who embraced Cultural Awareness Month once again. (Tehosterihens Deer, The Eastern Door)
The Mini Sing, like it is every year, was the one of the highlights of Cultural Awareness Month, as Kahnewa’kehró:non packed the Kahnawake Survival School gym to celebrate language, culture and song. (William Riley, The Eastern Door)
Families teamed up to grab garbage of all sizes, shapes and forms hoping that next year, the same volume of trash will not find its way to the community’s ground (William Riley, The Eastern Door)Kids took a walk in the rain to beautify the bike path next to the Seaway by picking up trash and embracing the need to clean up Kahnawake for the spring. (William Riley, The Eastern Door)Rain and cold winds did not slow down this crew of students, who came out of The Eastern Door’s annual Spring Cleanup. (William Riley, The Eastern Door)
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