Inuit Cuisine - Urban Inuit Identity Project

The inspiration to host this meaningful event was evoked by wanting to celebrate Inuit Day on Nov. 7th with those who wish to try Inuit Cuisine. Join us for an enriching and exclusive evening, with great company, great food and immerse into an ‘Arctic night to remember’. In a true traditional Inuit fashion, this meaningful event will host Inuit games, and also throat singing practice and story telling. Dinner guests will have the opportunity to win an Inuit Celebration Basket.

Only 8 tickets available.

The Venue is located at a lovely BNB in Wasaga Beach, all festivities will be outdoors including dining. Please dress warmly.

Location will be provided once payment is received.

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E-transfer to info@urbaninitidentityproject.ca (an invoice from Quickbooks will be sent to you, please e-transfer upon receipt of invoice)
Credit card payments are available however, an additional 3% will be added on as it is a processing fee. If you chose this option, you are agreeing to the additional charge. An invoice from Quickbooks will be sent to you with the ability to pay by credit card

Tickets are $140 + Hst (13%) each. Please choose how many tickets you are purchasing for Quickbooks invoicing purposes *

1 Ticket available – $158.20

These are non-refundable tickets, if you cannot make it, you will have to find a replacement for your ticket.

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Your purchase helps the operation of Urban Inuit Identity Project Inc. a for profit 100% Inuit owned business located in Blue Mountain. Muckpaloo Ipeelie (the owner) often travels to deliver Inuit workshops and when she isn’t do that, and as you know she advocates for better Inuit inclusion in urban settings and hosts Indigenous cultural events. Muckpaloo, is originally from Iqaluit, Nu. She has been living in Blue Mountain since 2009. She will be your hostess and can’t wait to meet you, share in her culture, cuisine and have a night to remember on the most special day for Inuit of the year (Nov. 7th – National Inuit Day!).

If you need to cancel, please note Urban Inuit Identity Project is not offering refunds, however you can arrange someone else to take your place and arrange payment between you and your replacement.

Event location will be sent to you after payment is received. Thank you kindly, for your purchase!