We are First Nation owned and operated business on The Mississaugas of the New Credit First Nation in south central Ontario, Canada. The Store officially opened in 2006, we have been making regailia and crafts since 1988 on the powwow trail.  We specialize in cloth, leather, feather and metal work.  As well we also feature wood, painted, stone, bone and antler creations. 

Our specialty is powwow dancer's: Leather Belts with metalwork, Dancer's bells, and Cloth - ribbon/applique work for outfits. 

On-site repair and alterations for both clothing and regalia.

 

 

 

Secord's Anishinaabek Craft Store is not to be mistaken or confused with the "Dont' Panic We Got Bannock Store." 

 

 

Secord's First Nation Art, Crafts & Material Supply Store is proudly part of the 2015 Pan AM Games with The Mississaugas of the New Credit First as the Official Local Host Indigenous Nation.  (Pan Am Games are sporting events from the countries of Canada, USA, Carribean Islands and the Latin Americas)    The 2015 Pan Am Para-Games and Pan Am Games were a great success!  Miigwech to all the athletes, participants, performers,and volunteers! 

Chii Miigwech 2015 PAGs MNCFN Hosts 

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MNCFN Host 2017 Indigenous Games

MNCFN Host 2018 Masters Cup Indigenous Games

MNCFN Host 2020 Canada Games

MNCFN Host 2021 Canada Games

 

 

 

 

Visit our store location. 

 

We are getting busy with regalia orders so book a fitting or place your special order today!  905 768-9310 

Email:  Secords_Crafts@hotmail.com

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al items and craft/art materials.   We are a small business that travelds to various events inthe USA and Canada, festivals, socials, round-dances, powwows and gatherings. Secord's Crafts features works of art from local and international Indigenous peoples, specializing in individually handmade unique gifts.

 

We also provides these services: workshops, craft classes, Aboriginal/First Nation awareness presentations, assisting in historical Gatherings, language/cultural instruction, children's traditional games activities, traditional song and dance exhibitions, event coordination, and First Nation Dance Company.