Frequently Asked Questions

Bougie Birch is a Mohawk-owned creative business based in Ottawa, ON. We share Indigenous culture through art, workshops, and educational experiences designed to connect people to story, land, and one another.

We’re proudly based in Ottawa, Ontario, and serve surrounding areas including Toronto. Most of our workshops and experiences are available both in person and online across Canada.

Workshop pricing varies depending on group size, materials, and format. Small group sessions typically start around $50 per participant, while larger educational or corporate programs are quoted based on scope and customization.

Yes. Our Indigenous Experiences are ideal for schools, community groups, and corporate teams looking to engage in authentic cultural learning. We tailor each session to your goals, location, and audience.

Each kit includes authentic materials, clear instructions, and cultural teachings that explain the meaning behind the art. They’re created locally in Ottawa by Indigenous educators and artists to ensure respect and authenticity.

Absolutely. Bougie Birch partners with retailers, tourism operators, and schools to provide wholesale and bulk order options for our kits and cultural products. Minimum orders typically start at 25 units, with flexible restock options.

Yes. We host workshops and speaking engagements throughout Ontario and offer virtual sessions across Canada. Off-site sessions are scheduled with advance notice to ensure the best experience possible.

Yes. All our products are designed and assembled by Indigenous creators who share their teachings respectfully. Each piece or kit is crafted with intention and care, reflecting traditional knowledge and modern design.

We design custom, handcrafted gifts for organizations and events. Options include dreamcatchers, wall art, and curated gift boxes that reflect your brand while honouring Indigenous teachings.

Booking is easy through our online calendar or contact form. We’ll discuss your goals and audience to create a customized presentation or workshop aligned with your organization’s learning objectives.

Our programs are designed for all ages. We offer tailored versions for children, youth, educators, and adults, ensuring every participant learns in a respectful, age-appropriate way.

Most sessions run between one and three hours. Extended programs, including full-day cultural retreats or multi-session art workshops, are also available for schools and organizations.

Yes. Our workshops and craft kits complement Ontario’s educational focus on Indigenous learning and reconciliation. They’re perfect for classrooms, after-school programs, and teacher-led activities.

We are guided by Indigenous values of respect, reciprocity, and relationship. Everything we create — from art to education — is built on the belief that culture should be shared with honesty, care, and purpose.

Simply fill out our online contact form or schedule a booking with Ashley through our calendar link. Our team will help you plan the perfect experience, kit order, or event for your group.