FIREWALK - a path to embers

FIREWALK is an immersive gallery and live performance from RED ROADER Productions that brings the Anishinaabe Seven Grandfather Teachings to life. Inside a rosewood “lodge,” glowing posters, carvings, and interactive pieces frame a cinematic music set—each song tied to a teaching. Part ceremony, part concert, FIREWALK invites audiences to reflect, sing, and reconnect with one another. It’s a warm, red-gold evening where culture and community meet—and the fire travels home with you.

Info: Elder, Ropbert J. Mayor, welcomes the audience with a short land acknowledgement. Micro-offering: small tobacco tie placed near the fire bowl.

Info: Take a walk around the Elder Chamber, to view works by Randal James. Then as if in ceremony, you enter the Ember Chamber, with artworks by Bert Jackson. While you become fully-immersed in the Chamber, you become overwhelmingly inspired, to project a message to an elder in your thoughts, A brave ancestor, who blazed the path, for you, and me.

Info: We are treated to a story wrapped in song, when Randal, Robert and Laurie Anne, perform songs from the RED ROADER Club song list. Songs, which walk us through the seven teachings of the Onondaga Bearfoot Clan, Grandfathers. Video, song and musical performance.

Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Mainway Recreation Centre, 4015 Mainway, Burlington, Canada

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