About this Event
Join us for an immersive workshop exploring the ancestral knowledge and spiritual significance of corn. For generations across Indigenous cultures, corn has been revered not only as a vital food source, but also as a teacher, guide, and symbol of life.
This workshop invites participants to connect with the sacred meanings of maize through storytelling, tradition, and hands-on practice.
What You’ll Learn
- The spiritual and cultural meanings of corn in Indigenous traditions
- How to identify and understand ancestral corn varieties
- The art of “reading” corn—interpreting kernels, colors, and shapes
- Traditional stories and teachings related to maize
- Hands-on experience working with heirloom corn varieties
Who Can Join?
This workshop is open to all ages and is perfect for anyone interested in Indigenous traditions, food heritage, or spiritual practices.
Latin American Heritage Month (LAHM) Festival is an annual celebration in BC that highlights the rich cultural diversity, traditions, and contributions of Latin American communities. Organized by , a non-profit that connects Latin American and Canadian cultures, the festival runs from the middle of October to the beginning of November and features a variety of activities, including music, dance performances, film screenings, art exhibitions, and culinary experiences.
For more details, visit the official page at . There, you’ll find the full schedule, event locations, and highlights of the celebration
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Ocean Artworks Pavilion, 1531 Johnston Street, Vancouver, Canada
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