The free day-long event falls on the heels of National Indigenous Peoples Day
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The free day-long event falls on the heels of National Indigenous Peoples Day
Read MoreFest and SFU Woodward’s Cultural Programs celebrate with performers like Melawmen Collective, Jeanette Kotowich, and Michael Creber
Read MoreThe East Vancouver-raised culinary fell in love with food while spending time with his fishing family—and worked for Gordon Ramsey
Read MoreOn the unceded, traditional territories of the Coast Salish Peoples, several public events are taking place throughout June
Read MoreFull Circle: First Nations Performance’s month-long celebration features music, film, theatre, visual arts, and more
Read MoreThe VAG’s Sirish Rao explains how the multisensory event will enliven the venue from rotunda to rooftop, in conjunction with new Fashion Fictions exhibition
Read MoreLil’wat theatre artist Yvonne Wallace’s solo speaks to the preciousness of language
Read MoreSubtitled My Fight for Survival, Hope, and Justice for Indigenous Women and Girls, the forthcoming title is a gripping read
Read MoreHaving its Vancouver premiere, the solo is in ucwalmícwts and English
Read MoreAndrea Menard invites audiences to participate in Métis language teachings and songs
Read MoreDrawing on the four sacred elements, the cabaret also features live music
Read MoreJerry Thevenet’s animated feature introduces young audiences to residential schools
Read MoreThe experience includes a museum tour and intro to the photographic exhibition Unceded
Read MoreThe intimate play grew out of the esteemed artist's visit to Giant Rock in the Mojave Desert
Read MoreDancers of Damelahamid welcome Indigenous artists from around the globe for 16th annual cultural celebration
Read MoreThe performer-puppeteer erases nothing about his Huron-Wendat great-uncle’s history
Read MoreMontreal playwright Jocelyn Sioui shares his great uncle’s remarkable history in the documentary-theatre piece with video, puppets, and more
Read MoreThe writer-composer-director and star talk high heels, Indigenous roles, and Two Spirit culture
Read MoreThe multifaceted festival features everything from VR films to dancing avatars while remaining rooted in ancestral world views
Read MoreThe interdisciplinary artist’s performance at PuSh Festival draws on Anishinaabe teachings
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