CREATING UNIQUE, AUTHENTIC EXPERIENCES TO EXPLORE AND DISCOVER INDIGENOUS PEOPLES CULTURES

Who we are

At its core, Kakekalanicks works to create authentic discovery experiences, events and projects that aim to explore and enrich your life within Indigenous culture and ways of knowing. We believe in building a strong, respectful, cross-cultural future that our 7th generation will thank us for. 

What we do

Tourism Experiences and Projects 

We pride ourselves on creating unique, meaningful culture-based experiences structured around Mother Earth and all of our relatives in the natural world in order to draw people outdoors to experience the Medicine of Nature. Learn more

Wellness and Grounding 

Wild rice, unique grounding meditations, movement class in circle and more. Kakekalanicks works to bring wholesome, Indigenous wellness practices to all those interested in rekindling our alignments with and connection to the natural world. Interested in our products?

Circles and Events 

Kakekalanicks designs and curates discovery-based events with the core mission of bringing deep understandings to indigenous peoples heritage and culture. We curate events for communities, groups and corporations. Learn more

Customized Consulting

With over 20 years of professional consulting experience, Michele-Elise works endlessly with corporations, organizations, educational institutions and other community groups to develop projects that are transforming the understanding of, and engagement with, Indigenous peoples

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What people are saying about experiences with Kakekalanicks:

This was my first time attending. But, what I did see, the event brought people from all walks of life to enjoy musical performances from native people. Attendees were also able to witness native dancing, crafts and food during a time when our Mother Earth gives us our first medicine the strawberry.
— Renee Richard-Printup
What I enjoyed about the “Strawberry moon festival” is that so many cultures have been suppressed over time. The festival is a small start to right the wrongs of the past and bring the culture of Indigenous people to the community.
— Robert Hellwitz - Buffalo NY
It feels very special to be part of this sharing cultural values, unity and diversity.
— Cynthia Pegado Director of Artpark Bridges

We want to hear from you!