Top 5 This Week WILFRED ANDY KENNETH Death Notices Expositor Staff - November 21, 2024 WASYL (WILLIAM/BILL) KIEDYK Death Notices Expositor Staff - November 21, 2024 Former Masonic Grand Master visits Doric Lodge to extol Freemasonry Local Michael Erskine - November 20, 2024 Chiefs welcome calls for action in special interlocutor final report Local Expositor Staff - November 20, 2024 Letter: Remembrance Day poetry expresses thanks to the fallen Columns Expositor Staff - November 20, 2024 More articles WILFRED ANDY KENNETH Death Notices WASYL (WILLIAM/BILL) KIEDYK Death Notices Chiefs welcome calls for action in special interlocutor final report Local Letter: Remembrance Day poetry expresses thanks to the fallen Columns Editorial: Provincial “efficiency” cuts challenge higher education Columns M’Chigeeng man perishes in ATV crash Local August long weekend events proved popular in Wiikwemkoong NewsLocal Author: Expositor Staff August 16, 2023 Less than 1 min.read FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp The Ms. Wiikwemkoong and Little Miss pageant showed Anishinabe royalty at its finest with these young kweok taking top honours in the competition. Wiikwemkoong Arts and Music Festival 1 of 7 Musician Jully Black watches on as the Wiiikwemkoong hand drummers perform. photo by Ashely Manitowabi Crystal Shawanda and husband Dewayne Strobel are always a hit at the Wiikwemkoong Music and Art Festival. photo by Ashely Manitowabi Comedian Dan Burnstock kept the crowd in stitches. photo by Ashely Manitowabi Wiikwemkoong was chock-a-block with arts and culture this weekend, including a performance by Canadian R&B legend, the award-winning Jully Black Friday night as part of the Wiikwemkoong Arts and Music Festival (WAMF). photo courtesy Wikwemikong Tourism Jully Black gave an outstandng performance at the festival. photo by Ashely Manitowabi Wiikwemkoong Cultural Festival 1 of 6 Geedah inspirations’ George and nephew Willis step up to make fry bread proving it isn’t just the aunties who can do the deed. The Wiikwemkoong Cultural Festival was once called the Wiikwemkoong powwow and there were plenty of dancers on hand. Article written by Expositor Staffhttps://www.manitoulin.comPublished online by The Manitoulin Expositor web staff Tagsmanitoulin island newspaywallpowwowThe Manitoulin Expositor 2023WAMFwiikwemkoongWiikwemkoong Arts and Music FestivalWiikwemkoong Cultural Festivalwikwemikong Previous articleLions reflect on one of the most successful Haweater Weekends in recent memoryNext articleAugust 26 Cancom Golf Tournament to include special guest NHLer Doug Gilmour