Image credit: Megan Feheley

Presented By TD Bank Group, Toronto History Museums.

Learn hands-on about the process and techniques for creating birch bark bitings with Toronto-based interdisciplinary artist Megan Feheley (Cree, Chapleau Cree First Nation). Offered as part of the Smoke Signals x Reflections exhibition, participants will be introduced to birch bark practices, including how to peel bark and create their own designs. A practice shared by many nations, birch bark biting is a mark-making practice that forms patterns through biting into folded layers of birch bark.

Event Details

Information

• Where: 401 Richmond Ltd 401 Richmond St W, Toronto, ON, M5V 3A8, Studio 128 
• When: May 30, 2026 at 4 p.m. – 5:30 p.m
• Cost: Free – Reservations / Advance Tickets Required 
  • Purchase on Website: secure.toronto.ca 
  • Purchase by Phone 416-392-7604