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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Legacy of Hope Exhibition – Forgotten: The Métis Residential School Experience & Parks Canada Short Film – The Legacy of the Residential School System: An Event of National Historic Significance & Stratford Perth Museum Artifacts & Orange T-shirts by Howling Moon Aboriginal Arts

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National Day for Truth and Reconciliation: Legacy of Hope Exhibition – Forgotten: The Métis Residential School Experience & Parks Canada Short Film – The Legacy of the Residential School System: An Event of National Historic Significance & Stratford Perth Museum Artifacts & Orange T-shirts by Howling Moon Aboriginal Arts

Forgotten: The Métis Residential School Experience, an exhibit from the Indigenous-led Legacy of Hope Foundation, will be on display in the FFC Community Room till 6 p.m. Everyone is welcome. The exhibit is supported in part by the Stratford Perth Community Foundation.

A micro-exhibit, on loan from the Stratford Perth Museum, showcases more than 10,000 years of archaeological evidence indicating long-term Indigenous settlement along Stratford’s Avon River, and will be on display alongside the exhibit.

A nine-minute film from Parks Canada, The Legacy of the Residential School System: An Event of National Historic Significance, will play continuously in the exhibition space.

Winona Sands of Walpole Island First Nation and Howling Moon Aboriginal Arts has created the orange t-shirts that will be available for purchase in the FFC Community Room.

Donations welcome.

 

 

Date

Sep 30 2026

Time

All Day

Location

Falstaff Family Centre
Falstaff Family Centre, Stratford, Ontario

Organizer

The Falstaff Family Centre
Phone
519-273-3876
Email
info@falstaff.ca
Website
https://www.falstafffamilycentre.com/