Prayer flags created

Prayer flags created

Hayden Kalelest (left) learns how to silkscreen a pattern onto a small prayer flag.

Hayden Kalelest (left) learns how to  silkscreen a pattern onto a small prayer flag with workshop instructor Hazel Bell-Koski during the Williams Lake Indian Band Multicultural Gathering at the Chief Will-Yum Powwow Arbour Sunday, June 12.

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