Drumming Above the City with Spirit Wind

Join us for an evening on the rooftop with drumming and singing with Spirit Wind hand drum group.

You’re invited to bring your own hand drums and join in the drum circle. There will be a few extra hand drums on hand for those who do not have one.

Light refreshments will be provided.

This event is brought to you by Rebirthed Teachings and Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services in the Indigenous Initiatives unit of the Office of the Vice-President, Equity and Community Inclusion (OVPECI), in collaboration with the Urban Farm’s Indigenous Foodways program.

About the Spirit Wind Hand Drum Group  

The Spirit Wind Hand Drum Group is Michele Perpaul, Tania Cordoba and Amy Desjarlais. The group formed in 1999 as an Indigenous women’s hand drum and singing group. The original members were Zainab Amadahy and Brenda MacIntyre, with several guest singers from the Toronto area joining over the years.

This event is wheelchair accessible

The university is committed to the accessibility and inclusion of persons with disabilities. If you require any additional accessibility accommodations to ensure your full participation, please let us know on the registration form or contact us.  

Learn more about access to the DCC rooftop.

Questions?

If you have any questions, please email Amy Desjarlais Waabishka Kakaki Zhaawshko Shkeezhgokwe (White Raven Woman with Turquoise Eyes), Lead, Rebirthed Teachings at amy.desjarlais@torontomu.ca and Bradley Gibson, Indigenous Academic Support Advisor, Gdoo-maawnjidimi Mompii Indigenous Student Services, at bradley.gibson@torontomu.ca.