The National Music Centre (NMC) in Calgary is offering free admission on Monday, September 30th, to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. The NMC will host a presentation by Siksika Nation Elder Eldon Weasel Child, who will share his perspective on Truth and Reconciliation, focusing on cultural understanding's role in healing. The museum will also highlight its updated Speak Up! exhibit, showcasing stories of Indigenous musicians and activists.
The National Music Centre is offering free admission next Monday in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
"We are privileged to have Elder Eldon Weasel Child join us on this important day," said Andrew Mosker, president and CEO, NMC."His wisdom and dedication to fostering cross-cultural awareness will help visitors reflect on the importance of Canada's reconciliation efforts and the responsibilities we all share in moving forward together."
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