About Kupidabin Cultural Association Inc.

At the first Reinbo All Nations Gathering in 2007, our Medicine Wheel was created in Tiwa/Hopi Tradition by Native American Medicine Woman Verlinda Montoya, Mato Ta Pejuta Wakan Nawjin (translation Bear Medicine Standing Sacred) on 10th. November 2007. The Medicine Wheel has the power and the ability during ceremony to connect us to Powerful Spirits, Spiritual harmony and our own healing.

 

Mission Statement

The Association’s mission is to create a place where:

Indigenous people and other cultural groups can interconnect by sharing ceremonies, music, wisdom and knowledge. The centre will be a place of peace and harmony with cross cultural teachings to preserve and promote Indigenous Art and Music.

Vision

The Association aims to:

• empower, educate and motivate individuals towards creating a sustainable future;
• to teach and promote performing cultural arts, indigenous crafts, and music through workshops;
  
• collect and collate the stories and wisdom of indigenous cultures;
• build and maintain a cultural arts centre, primarily to promote performing art, music, craft, community and Aboriginal arts.
  
• provide fee-paying workshops and events for individuals and children;
• An intention for the future to create a trust fund from a percentage of the proceeds for scholarships to enable disadvantaged students from any culture further their creativity in the Arts or Music;
• To maintain its Land for Wildlife accreditation.

View participant testimonials here.