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The Daily Drum Todays drum is from my “Woman Series” with the image replicating a petroglyph carving.The petroglyphs at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site are indeed "history books" of the Mi'kmaw people, and the prominence of female imagery is a testament to their foundational role.Have a Great Day! ... See MoreSee Less

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The Daily Drum Today’s drum features “The Blue Bea

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features “The Blue Bear Drum” - Muin
The stars were our calendar. The changing positions of the star patterns in the heavens reflect the patterns of the seasons on the earth. The Mi'kmaq First Nations used to call Ursa Major, “The Bear”, and thought that the Corona Borealis looked like the Bear's cave.
Have a Great Day!

The sun is shining and the ice is on the move

The sun is shining and the ice is on the move

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is entitled “I Dreamed

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is entitled “I Dreamed a Whale”

"When I learned to swim as a boy, I use to try to open my eyes under water. Colors were dazzling, but details were undefined. This is how I see this whale as he swims by, everything is multi colored and sparkling."
Have a Great Week-End!

The Daily Drum Todays drum is from my “Woman Seri

The Daily Drum
Todays drum is from my “Woman Series” with the image replicating a petroglyph carving.
The petroglyphs at Kejimkujik National Park and National Historic Site are indeed "history books" of the Mi'kmaw people, and the prominence of female imagery is a testament to their foundational role.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum features the Beluga Wh

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features the Beluga Whale.
Beluga whales are known as "canaries of the sea" because of their musical voices and talkative nature. Legend has it that sailors believed the songs of belugas were the voices of drowned men speaking from beneath the waves.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today I am featuring a White Moose

The Daily Drum
Today I am featuring a White Moose Drum.
We have great respect for white (albino) animals and will not harm them in any way. It is believed that they could be one of our ancestors coming to tell us that something important is going to take place within our communities.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is entitled “Spirit Wo

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is entitled “Spirit Woman”.
This spirit woman is overlooking the physical world.
There are spirits and people among us who can bridge the spirit world and physical world.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is from my Mask Series

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is from my Mask Series.
The traditional mask was created in a variety of sizes, shapes and forms. They were made of many different types of materials, and were decorated with ribbon, paint and ornaments. Each mask has a unique symbolic meaning.
Have a Great Week-End!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is from my Family Seri

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is from my Family Series.
This Solar Family performing a Sundance. The Sundance is practiced as a prayer for life, world renewal and thanksgiving.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum features “The Blue Bea

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features “The Blue Bear Drum” - Muin
The stars were our calendar. The changing positions of the star patterns in the heavens reflect the patterns of the seasons on the earth. The Mi'kmaq First Nations used to call Ursa Major, “The Bear”, and thought that the Corona Borealis looked like the Bear's cave.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Todays drum is entitled “Woman in P

The Daily Drum
Todays drum is entitled “Woman in Prayer”.
She prays and give thanks on a daily basis for all creation—for fish, for food, for children, for Elders, for all the Creator has given them.
Have a Great Day!

ＴｈｅＤａｉｌｙＤｒｕｍ Todays drum is from my “Round Dance

ＴｈｅＤａｉｌｙＤｒｕｍ
Todays drum is from my “Round Dance” Series.
The Round Dance Drum is more important now than ever. The dancers join hands to form a large circle, symbolically indicating the equality of all people in the world.
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is entitled “Spirit Wo

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is entitled “Spirit Woman”.
The spirit of this Mi’kmaw woman is overlooking the physical world.
The Mi’kmaq believe there are spirits and people among us who can bridge the spirit world and physical world.
Have a Great Week-End!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum is from my Mask Series

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is from my Mask Series.
The traditional mask was created in a variety of sizes, shapes and forms. They were made of many different types of materials, and were decorated with ribbon, paint and ornaments. Each mask has a unique symbolic meaning
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today I am featuring a Trout Drum.

The Daily Drum
Today I am featuring a Trout Drum.
Fishing was an important means of survival for the Mi’kmaq people. It was important that fishermen were successful in their task for the survival of the community
Have a Great Day!

The Daily Drum Today’s drum features Moose. Seeing

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features Moose.
Seeing a Moose Spirit in your dream represents long life. It might also mean that you can be both powerful and gentle.
Have a Great Day!

***A COUPLE OF SEATS ARE REMAINTING!!**** DRUM PA

***A COUPLE OF SEATS ARE REMAINTING!!****

DRUM PAINTING WORKSHOP WITH ALAN SYLIBOY - DATE: SUNDAY MARCH 15TH - 10-4PM. REGISTER AT THE BELOW LINK:
https://alansyliboy.ca/paint-with-alan-syliboy/
Get to know the life and career of celebrated Mi’kmaw artist, author, musician and storyteller, Alan Syliboy, on a 30-minute guided tour of his newly renovated studio and home of the Daily Drum. Take in vibrant colours and imagery as you explore original works and gather inspiration to paint your very own ‘daily drum’, while Alan shares stories and guides you to create your masterpiece.
Experience Highlights:
Enjoy a 30-minute guided tour of Alan Syliboy Art Studio with insights from your guide and a multimedia presentation in the newly expanded studio space.
Paint your very own hand-drum, guided by award-winning Mi’kmaw artist, Alan Syliboy during an exclusive artist-led experience.
Bring your own drum or choose from three sizes of hand-drums (14”, 16” or 18”): hand-crafted, Indigenous made.
Learn about Alan’s life and art, steeped in Mi’kmaw culture and heritage while he shares personal stories from his childhood, career, and inspirations.
Fuel your artist experience with local made snacks and refreshments provided throughout the day.
Save 10% on purchases made at Alan Syliboy Art Studio on the day of your experience.
Experience Date: March 15, 2026. This experience takes place from 10 am – 4 pm. Custom experience dates may be available upon request for a minimum group size of 10 people.

March 9, 2026 The Daily Drum Today’s drum feature

March 9, 2026
The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features a “Bear Drum” - Muin
The stars were our calendar. The changing positions of the star patterns in the heavens reflect the patterns of the seasons on the earth. The Mi'kmaq First Nations used to call Ursa Major, “The Bear”, and thought that the Corona Borealis looked like the Bear's cave.
Have a Great Day!

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Alan Syliboy @alansyliboy ·

27 Mar

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum is entitled “I Dreamed a Whale”

"When I learned to swim as a boy, I use to try to open my eyes under water. Colors were dazzling, but details were undefined. This is how I see this whale as he swims by, everything is multi colored and sparkling."

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Alan Syliboy @alansyliboy ·

26 Mar

The Daily Drum
Todays drum is from my “Woman Series” with the image replicating a petroglyph carving.

Have a Great Day!

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Alan Syliboy @alansyliboy ·

25 Mar

The Daily Drum
Today’s drum features the Beluga Whale.
Beluga whales are known as "canaries of the sea" because of their musical voices and talkative nature. Legend has it that sailors believed the songs of belugas were the voices of drowned men speaking from beneath the waves.

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Alan Syliboy @alansyliboy ·

24 Mar

The Daily Drum
Today I am featuring a White Moose Drum.
We have great respect for white animals and will not harm them in any way. It is believed that they could be one of our ancestors coming to tell us that something important is going to take place within our communities.

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