Rollin Baldhead - Facilitator

Can’t wait to start this upcoming cohort with you all!

Less than 2 weeks, be sure to register ❤️

Nêhiyawêwin (Cree) Introductory Language Course - Winter, 2026 - Outdoor Learning School & Store Join us for a Cree language course that weaves together language learning and cultural teachings through storytelling. This course offers participants the

🩷 see you all soon!

Indigenous Language Learning - Outdoor Learning School & Store Indigenous languages carry connections to lands, ancestors, traditions, and contain ecological knowledge crucial for sustainable living, medicinal practices, and traditional storytelling, enriching our collective wisdom. By supporting Indigenous language revitalization efforts, we not only preserve....

Life has looked very different these past few months as we’ve relocated back to Treaty Six territory

And I’m grateful for all the opportunities I’ve received from back in Toronto, I still get the occasional email to come in and do a workshop or an opening drum

Currently I’m available remotely in the evenings and weekends (MST) 🩷

I’ll also be facilitating a Cree language workshop again early Winter 2026 with The Outdoor Learning School & Store

Be sure to register, and I can’t wait to share some stories with you soon!

"I'm not your average deadly uncle / singer, I'm a cool one"

It was a busy June singing and facilitating workshops for National Indigenous Peoples History month. And I want to take the time to say hiy hiy to everyone who has reached out to have me be a part of their events. I look forward to whats next to come!

If you want to include me in your next event, have me come in for a workshop, or any other inquiries please send an email to [email protected]

Hiy hiy

photo credit to Hydro One

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Enjoyed drumming for the opening of a medicine garden today in King City 🫶🏼

Hiy hiy to Roots + Raven and King Heritage & Cultural Centre for inviting me to join y’all for this event

It was also great to see one of our good buddies futurekokum

In addition to being a story teller and a singer, I also work at a top tier museum in North America as an Indigenous Educator

I’ve always been fascinated with history, and I get to share what I’ve learned (and continue to learn) with others on a part-time basis

Storytelling is a way to share and pass down history, creations stories, traditions, and language… and I am so blessed that I get to share my passion with others on a regular basis!

What are you passionate about?

Being a dad has been such a blessing so far. Ni’Tanis is such a wonderful teacher, and I am learning so much from her🩷

When I get to do workshops and spend with young ones, I always walk away with more appreciation for life and the opportunities that continue to come my way

June is gearing up to be a busy month 🙏 so thankful, and I can’t wait to build more relations

Interested in bringing me in for a workshop? Email me at [email protected] or DM here

Ni’Tanis, many may understand the Cree to English translation to mean ‘my daughter’

But it is so much deeper than that

It describes the connecting point of the roots from two trees, joining them together

This is why understanding the language is so important, it’s so much deeper than what English can describe

This week is the last week of The Outdoor Learning School & Store

Can’t wait to share more language and story together 🫶🏼

Happy Wednesday everyone 🫶🏼

Starting the day off doing an opening song for author of “From the Ashes” Jesse Thistle!

Hiy hiy