Drum Making Workshop & Ceremony

Welcoming the wisdom of this workshop back for the second time. A potent day in community with the teachings of drum making, weaving intentions, and ceremony through the making of your own 14" Elk hide drum.

We are honored to welcome Frazer ‘Ko Le Sa Luk’ Smith Tsartlip Nation Elder to share his wisdom and teachings with us. He will be sharing his practices of talking circles, smudging, and guidance.

Frazer is a medicine man, fire keeper, knowledge keeper, and a speaker of the Hul’q’umi’num language, passed down from his Elders. He guides drum and rattle-making workshops, plant walks, ceremonies, talking circles, and works with folks in addiction. He has impacted the lives of many through his years as an activist, policy changer, mentor, helper, teacher, and adopted grandpa.

Frazer will be accompanied by his helper Julie, who learns and supports Frazer in workshops, sweat lodges, and ceremonies. She integrates her experience and teachings with Frazer through her own healing arts practice.

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Your ticket includes all materials to make your drum that you can bring home.

Light snacks and tea will be provided.

Time: 10am-2pm

Location: A O Studio, 554 Clark Dr.

Early Bird end Sept 1: $335+taxes +fees

Full price: $355+taxes +fees
Registration closes on Sept 27th

Please email [email protected] for more payment options.

This event is hosted on the unceded traditional territories of the Coast Salish Nations of Musqueam, Tsleil-Waututh, and Squamish people. Learn more about the land you live on by visiting whose.land

Host or Publisher Adriana Sabrina