Musqueam Indian Band members are invited to an online meeting on Thursday, April 29 to review and approve the annual operating budget for the 2021/22 fiscal year. There will be two online information sessions for membership to review the budget presentation with Musqueam Finance before the members meeting. More information and registration details will be announced soon.
Musqueam’s Language and Culture Department is looking for proposals for two pieces of artwork to be used for the Musqueam language app.
Council and administration are seeking 15 band members to sit on one of the five Musqueam Council Committees for a one-year term. Each committee is required to have three Musqueam members. To apply to sit on a committee, complete the application form and submit by Wednesday, May 12, 2021.
Who will be immunized: Elders on reserve, medically vulnerable members, members who have NOT had their first vaccine dose, including youth aged 12-15
Join MOA curator Karen Duffek and Musqueam guest curator Jordan Wilson to discuss the ideas behind In a Different Light: Reflecting on Northwest Coast Art. Watch a short documentary that gives a behind-the-scenes look at recent changes made to the gallery. The screening will be followed by a Q&A.
https://www.musqueam.bc.ca/bc-hydro-indigenous-scholarship-bursary-2021/
Who will be immunized: members living on reserve
Who will be immunized: members living off reserve
Musqueam is building a partnership with ABCoast Aviation Services at YVR. They are seeking a youth or emerging artist under 35 to design an original logo for the partnership.
The David Suzuki Foundation Butterflyway Project is seeking expressions of interest from Musqueam artists for a pollinator plant map.
Musqueam Indian Band members are invited to a community update on the Musqueam co-owned Willingdon Lands project.
On June 21, Musqueam families are invited to drive by the band office between 11am and 3pm to celebrate Indigenous Peoples Day with Musqueam. Members are also welcome to bicycle or walk through the celebration. There will be swag bags, salmon lunch, beat the bucket (similar to a dunk tank) and more!
Graduates and their family bubbles are invited to drive, walk or bike to the cultural centre to celebrate the class of 2021! Students will receive a graduation gift and meal from Musqueam. See next page for a route map. Please remember to follow COVID-19 guidelines.
Musqueam is accepting donations from band members for Lytton First Nation. Learn more on our blog.
Training in North Vancouver. Contact employment and training for more information.
Musqueam is hosting a picnic to celebrate pride in a COVID-safe way this year! Come down to the cultural centre on Saturday, July 31 starting at 12:30 to celebrate Musqueam's 2SLGBTQIA+ community!!
This event is a great way to learn how to reduce your energy and heating costs. Open to all ages, there will be a lot of great resources to take advantage of, food, and a lot of prizes to give away. There will also be an informative presentation for children from 1 – 2 PM.
Musqueam is hosting canoe races on August 14 & 15. Community is encouraged to walk or ride a bike to the water, which will help save parking for visitors. Only boats associated with the canoe races will be allowed on the water (no spectator boats).
Livestream on the Musqueam Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/events/237280334978340 More information: www.musqueam.bc.ca/remembering-mark-stogan
Livestream on the Musqueam Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/events/3074170486150427 More information: www.musqueam.bc.ca/remembering-mark-stogan