People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

Join us at Under One Sky Friendship Centre for a FREE Evening of Wəlastəkwey Bingo for your chance to strengthen your knowledge in Wəlastəkwey, build connections and strengthen relationships with one another. Click here to register!

Join our Sakələməlsowakən Family Wellness Program for an all ages Christmas family fun night of crafts, cookie decorating and more!

Click here to register!

Under One Sky and Wolastoqey Tribal Council (WTCI) invite you to our Children’s Clothing Swap this Sunday, November 30th, from 10 AM–2 PM at the Maqiyahtimok Centre!

Everyone is welcome! You do not need to donate in order to participate. Come browse, connect, and fill a bag with gently used children’s clothing.

We’d love to see you there!😊

People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

Join us for this months Two Spirit Tea Time - Holiday Edition.  There will be cookie decorating, holiday trivia and a present game. Just bring yourselves for a chill evening with snack and great humans.

Click here to register!

Over the 4 part workshop, participants will learn about traditional techniques and create their very own handmade pottery with clay, with an on-the-land component of traditional firing techniques at Under One Sky.

Workshop Dates: Saturday, November 15th & Sunday, November 16th

Traditional Firing: Saturday, November 22nd & Sunday, November 23rd

Time: 9AM-430PM (all 4 days). Lunch will be provided

Registration Link - https://forms.gle/ZoTYdn3d8MouD6cK6

About the Facilitator:

Valerie Jean is a Mi'kmaq ceramic artist based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A graduate of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, she specializes in pottery that reflects both traditional techniques and contemporary design. Her practice is a reflection of identity, connection to the land, and the enduring strength of Indigenous traditions through clay.

REGISTRATION CLOSED - WORKSHOP FULL

Over the 4 part workshop, participants will learn about traditional techniques and create their very own handmade pottery with clay, with an on-the-land component of traditional firing techniques at Under One Sky.

Workshop Dates: Saturday, November 15th & Sunday, November 16th

Traditional Firing: Saturday, November 22nd & Sunday, November 23rd

Time: 9AM-430PM (all 4 days). Lunch will be provided

About the Facilitator:

Valerie Jean is a Mi'kmaq ceramic artist based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A graduate of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, she specializes in pottery that reflects both traditional techniques and contemporary design. Her practice is a reflection of identity, connection to the land, and the enduring strength of Indigenous traditions through clay.

REGISTRATION CLOSED - WORKSHOP FULL

Join us for a full one-day workshop with Indigenous Mi'kmaq artist Sandra Racine. Learn traditional basket-making techniques and create your own beautiful, fancy basket.

Workshop Date & Time: Friday, November 21st; 9:00 AM-5:00 PM (Lunch will be provided)

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

We are committed to creating a supportive community for the Urban Indigenous population, where every family feels equipped and empowered. Join us for a meet and greet with our Nurturing Roots Navigator Maxine!

Learn about available supports and resources, our past workshop, which have empowered countless families, and get a sneak peek into our upcoming events!

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

*Please bring your Guarantor with you, see below for Guarantor requirements*

What to Bring to your Appointment

Registration Application - 15 and younger

• Long form birth certificate - with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• If there are legal proceeding for the child, please bring paperwork.

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos (of Child)

• Only parents on Child’s Birth certificate @ appointment

Registration Application – 16 and older

• Long form birth certificate – with both parent’s name(s) (Required)

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• 2 identical, unaltered passport style photos

• Please bring all documentation pertaining to Indian ancestry

 SCIS Application - 15 and younger

• Status Card (for Child) or 10-digit band number

• ID / Drivers License (Parent) (Required & must be valid)

• Status card / Full 10-digit band number (Parent)

SCIS Application - 16 and older

• ID / Drivers License (Required & must be valid)

• Status Card

• Guarantor

The Guarantor Must:

• Be 18 or older

• Have known you for at least 2 years

• Be available and capable of answering questions about you if contacted by Indigenous Services Canada. (e.g. your name, approximate age, place of birth, physical description and place of residence)

• be registered under the Indian Act

Have additional questions? Check out our frequently asked questions document!

If you have any additional questions or concerns, please reach out to Brianna by calling the office at 506-458-9269 or via email at brianna@uosfc.ca.

Over the 4 part workshop, participants will learn about traditional techniques and create their very own handmade pottery with clay, with an on-the-land component of traditional firing techniques at Under One Sky.

Workshop Dates: Saturday, November 15th & Sunday, November 16th

Traditional Firing: Saturday, November 22nd & Sunday, November 23rd

Time: 9AM-430PM (all 4 days). Lunch will be provided

Registration Link - https://forms.gle/ZoTYdn3d8MouD6cK6

About the Facilitator:

Valerie Jean is a Mi'kmaq ceramic artist based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A graduate of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, she specializes in pottery that reflects both traditional techniques and contemporary design. Her practice is a reflection of identity, connection to the land, and the enduring strength of Indigenous traditions through clay.

Over the 4 part workshop, participants will learn about traditional techniques and create their very own handmade pottery with clay, with an on-the-land component of traditional firing techniques at Under One Sky.

Workshop Dates: Saturday, November 15th & Sunday, November 16th

Traditional Firing: Saturday, November 22nd & Sunday, November 23rd

Time: 9AM-430PM (all 4 days). Lunch will be provided

Registration Link - https://forms.gle/ZoTYdn3d8MouD6cK6

About the Facilitator:

Valerie Jean is a Mi'kmaq ceramic artist based in Fredericton, New Brunswick. A graduate of the New Brunswick College of Craft and Design, she specializes in pottery that reflects both traditional techniques and contemporary design. Her practice is a reflection of identity, connection to the land, and the enduring strength of Indigenous traditions through clay.

People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

These food bags are only available to those who have previously placed an order for the month.

If you would like to join or to place an order for next month, call our office at 506-458-9269.

Under One Sky will be closed in recognition of Remembrance Day

People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

Under One Sky is a Community Food Smart (CFS) Distributor. CFS is a bulk food buying club for individuals and families keen on purchasing quality fruits and vegetables at affordable prices, sourced from local farmers when possible.

Members can place an order for one or two fresh produce bags a month. The price of a food bag is $15. There is no requirement to place an order every month.

If you would like to join or to place an order, call our office at 506-458-9269.

Step into a world where pumpkins meet peppermint, skeletons sing carols, and the spirit of Halloween dances with the magic of Christmas! We’re thrilled to announce the Nightmare Before Christmas Market – a one-of-a-kind event celebrating all things spooky and merry. Join us for the Nightmare Before Christmas Market — a spooky & merry celebration of the weird, the whimsical, and the wonderfully festive.

Vendor Applications are now open! This market is open to all with priority being given to Indigenous vendors. Register using the following link: https://forms.office.com/r/uC4t8DfUt8

People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

Join us as we gather to share knowledge, sing songs, dance and learn from each other. Led by Brigitta Francis, a two-spirit person from Elsipogtog, this space creates opportunities to come together as two-spirited people to create connections, learn culture, build confidence in identity and let our creativity flourish!

This drum circle is open to any Indigenous identifying members of the 2SLGBTQQIA+

People of all levels of skill and experience are encouraged to join us to learn how to create and care for traditional Indigenous instruments, attend regular music gatherings such as drop-in drumming where we share song, language and traditional dances.

Join us as we gather to share knowledge, sing songs, dance and learn from each other. Led by Brigitta Francis, a two-spirit person from Elsipogtog, this space creates opportunities to come together as two-spirited people to create connections, learn culture, build confidence in identity and let our creativity flourish!

This drum circle is open to any Indigenous identifying members of the 2SLGBTQQIA+

We invite you to join us, Indigenous Women of the Wabanaki Territories and Gignoo Transition House at our centre on 7 Leverman Street for a gathering to honour the lives of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.

This is a time for reflection, healing, and solidarity. Together, we will share food, stories, and ceremony as we honour our loved ones and stand together for justice. All are welcome. Families, friends, allies and community members are encouraged to come, learn, and support one another.

Let us gather in love, remembrance, and strength.

Under One Sky will be closed in recognition of Mi'kmaq Treaty Day.

With support from Canada Heritage, we are excited to announce that we will be hosting the third annual Psi-te Npomawsuwinuwok (All My People) Wabanaki Gathering! All are welcomed and encouraged to attend this gathering focusing on healing and celebrating Indigenous peoples, our resiliency and our cultures.

Join us September 30th from 12-5PM at St. Mary's First Nations Old Reserve as we honour our children, survivors, communities and ancestors on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Under One Sky will be closed in recognition of The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Join us as we gather to share knowledge, sing songs, dance and learn from each other. Led by Brigitta Francis, a two-spirit person from Elsipogtog, this space creates opportunities to come together as two-spirited people to create connections, learn culture, build confidence in identity and let our creativity flourish!

This drum circle is open to any Indigenous identifying members of the 2SLGBTQQIA+