During this session, Métis historian and elder Al Wiseman described Red River carts, used by Métis people to haul furs as well as their bison harvest from the Great Plains. The carts were constructed only of wood, they were sturdy enough to hold 900 pounds, and they made a great screeching noise that could be heard for miles. Métis people ran brigades of up to 1000 carts out to the Plains for hunting, taking entire communities along, including livestock.

Jamie, a Métis fiddler from Fort Belknap, played with her dad, Jim, and taught the audience about Métis fiddling style, told her own story, explained Indigenous influences on fiddling, and demonstrated some dance steps too! 

Sisters Wanda Nichols and Carol Moran demonstrated how they make bannock, and told many stories (mainly about their other sister Kathy) along the way.