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EDUCATION DAY JUNE 19 | INDIGENOUS DAY CELEBRATION JUNE 21 FESTIVAL WEEKEND JUNE 21-23 | COMPETITION POW WOW JUNE 21-23

CELEBRATION STAGE

Presented by OLG

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COMPETITION POW WOW

Presented by CN & CDIC

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WORKSHOPS & ACTIVITIES

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CULINARY EXPERIENCE

Presented by TD & ITO

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DRONE SHOW

Presented by ITO

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EDUCATION DAY
JOURNÉES Éducatives

Presented by / présentée par BMO

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FAMILY FUN ZONE

Presented by Gen7 Fuel & GreenShield

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INDIGENOUS DAY CELEBRATION

Presented by CAA & TD

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MARKEtPLACE

Presented by EDC

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OFFSITE PARTNER EVENTS

Presented by Canadian Museum of History, National Arts Centre, National Gallery, & Ottawa Public Library

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SSIMAs ON TOUR

Presented by TD

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STORYTELLING STAGE

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Latest News

PHOTOS: National Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations at Mādahòkì Farm

June 24, 2024

From culinary workshops to a glow-in-the-dark powwow, there’s something for everyone to enjoy

Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival kicks off near Ottawa on Indigenous Peoples Day

June 21, 2024

From culinary workshops to a glow-in-the-dark powwow, there’s something for everyone to enjoy

Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival Returns to Mādahòkì Farm and adds Authentic Programming at Citywide Venues during Indigenous History Month

June 1, 2024

From culinary workshops to a glow-in-the-dark powwow, there’s something for everyone to enjoy

We acknowledge that the Summer Solstice Indigenous Festival takes place on the traditional and unceded territories of the Algonquin peoples and their descendants.

Come together ONLINE

to celebrate National Indigenous History Month

introducing new ways to create connections and share our rich and vibrant culture.

In 2020, we bring together artists, vendors and performers online to share their crafts, expertise and talents with all of Canada. Tune into Indigenous music and performers, theatre and dance including a Social Distance Pow Wow competition. Register for Indigenous cooking and arts & crafts workshops; learn from Elders teachings and traditions; shop at the Virtual Marketplace. Education (Multi)Day is back for students and teachers as well as family packed done at home activities.

PLEASE NOTE

Submissions are welcome for the inaugural Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards. The Show at the National Arts Centre has been postponed to June 2021.