Join Nehiyaw-Michif artist Jaime Morse for a hands-on fish scale art workshop, where you’ll learn to create flowers and jewelry from whitefish scales harvested at Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement in northern Alberta.  

Fish scale art is a traditional practice rooted in respect for the land and animals—using every part of an animal to its fullest. In this hands-on workshop, artist Jaime Morse will guide participants in creating flowers and small jewelry pieces using whitefish scales harvested by her father, Randy Mercier, from Buffalo Lake Métis Settlement in northern Alberta.  

All materials provided. 
No prior experience needed. 

Email office@g101.ca to register – only 13 spots available 
Pay what you choose: suggested ticket price $25 - $65 per person.
Tickets are transferrable, but cannot be refunded