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Bata Shoe Museum Indigenous Beading Workshop: Poppy

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Bata Shoe Museum Indigenous Beading Workshop: Poppy

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Sold out (checked October 30, 2026). The official ticket page lists online tickets as sold out. Check the official listing for availability updates.

Create a beaded poppy with Anishinaabe artist Natalie Ortiz while reflecting on remembrance and Indigenous veterans' contributions. Step-by-step instruction introduces traditional techniques and the stories behind the symbol.

Visitor information

November 7, 11 am–2 pm at Bata Shoe Museum. Tickets are $65, including instruction, materials and current exhibitions. Recommended for ages 16 and over. Ticket holders should check in at Visitor Services.

Official details and updates

Checked October 22, 2026. Prices, availability and programming may change.

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Venue reference photograph: Bata Shoe Museum, photographed in 2023. Photo: Canmenwalker / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0. Resized and format-converted with padding, preserving the aspect ratio. This is not a photograph of the advertised event, its participants, artworks or food offerings.

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