Get your calendar out, because you’re going to want to catch our amazing comedy, music, and entertainment lineup.
More programming will be announced as we get closer to June, so keep an eye on this page and our social media for updates!
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Brad Lafortune, a proud Métis from Sudbury, Ontario, is a physiotherapist in Ottawa who shares his culture through Métis jigging workshops and performances, including with MASC’s Artists in the Classroom. He uses jigging as a dynamic, engaging way for all ages to learn about Métis culture. Through dance, Brad shares how being Métis is more...
Siqiniup Qilauta, meaning “the sun’s drum,” is an Ottawa-based musical group named after a traditional Inuit legend symbolizing good luck. The group showcases traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing, and games, and offers interactive workshops on Inuit history and modern realities. Performing nationally and internationally, they celebrate the strength and resilience of Inuit...
Experience a powerful performance on the “Conundrum,” a unique instrument created by visual artist David Hynes, as Janet McCue of Curve Lake First Nation is joined by her family. Originally built for a 2010 exhibit, the Conundrum now appears at major arts and culture events across North America. Janet, a longtime advocate and knowledge keeper,...
The Pow Wow Workout is a 45-minute high-intensity fitness class that blends powwow dance steps with traditional and contemporary powwow music in a fun, follow-along format. Led by Amanda Fox, an Ojibwe dancer from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, the session weaves in cultural teachings, history, and storytelling. Amanda’s distinctive fitness experience empowers participants with Indigenous knowledge...
June 21 @ 10:00 am - 10:45 am
Siqiniup Qilauta, meaning “the sun’s drum,” is an Ottawa-based musical group named after a traditional Inuit legend symbolizing good luck. The group showcases traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing, and games, and offers interactive workshops on Inuit history and modern realities. Performing nationally and internationally, they celebrate the strength and resilience of Inuit...
June 21 @ 11:00 am - 11:30 am
Brad Lafortune, a proud Métis from Sudbury, Ontario, is a physiotherapist in Ottawa who shares his culture through Métis jigging workshops and performances, including with MASC’s Artists in the Classroom. He uses jigging as a dynamic, engaging way for all ages to learn about Métis culture. Through dance, Brad shares how being Métis is more...
June 21 @ 11:30 am - 12:00 pm
Rabbit and Bear Paws present comical, educational, and interactive puppet shows for all ages. On Saturday, join them for Rabbit and Bear Paws: The Way, a lively retelling of the creation story of Turtle Island. Through engaging puppetry, audiences will discover how the Turtle carries the world on her back and how the determined muskrat...
June 21 @ 1:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Witness the incredible talent of 2023 Heard Museum Hoop Dance Adult World Champion, Scott Sinquah. Rooted in healing ceremonies and cultural traditions, hoop dance is a powerful art form shared by many Indigenous communities. Today, it is performed across the U.S. and Canada as a dynamic expression of identity and celebration. Scott brings this rich...
June 21 @ 2:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Chanelle Munroe, the world’s only professional female Métis magician, blends storytelling and illusion to celebrate Indigenous culture. A trailblazer in a male-dominated industry, she empowers audiences—especially young girls—through performances that inspire pride in Indigeneity. Chanelle has headlined Magic Immersive Chicago, set a record for most bullet catches by a female magician, and appeared on Fox...
June 21 @ 2:30 pm - 3:00 pm
Experience a powerful performance on the “Conundrum,” a unique instrument created by visual artist David Hynes, as Janet McCue of Curve Lake First Nation is joined by her family. Originally built for a 2010 exhibit, the Conundrum now appears at major arts and culture events across North America. Janet, a longtime advocate and knowledge keeper,...
June 21 @ 4:30 pm - 5:00 pm
Justin Francois is a professional, award-winning Elvis Tribute Artist and a fan favourite across Canada and the U.S. Known for his remarkable resemblance to Elvis Presley and his dynamic performances of the Vegas Years, Justin captivates audiences and consistently earns standing ovations. Humble and dedicated, he brings joy and energy to every show. When not...
June 21 @ 5:30 pm - 6:00 pmExperience a powerful performance on the “Conundrum,” a unique instrument created by visual artist David Hynes, as Janet McCue of Curve Lake First Nation is joined by her family. Originally built for a 2010 exhibit, the Conundrum now appears at major arts and culture events across North America. Janet, a longtime advocate and knowledge keeper,...
June 21 @ 6:30 pm - 7:00 pmWitness the incredible talent of 2023 Heard Museum Hoop Dance Adult World Champion, Scott Sinquah. Rooted in healing ceremonies and cultural traditions, hoop dance is a powerful art form shared by many Indigenous communities. Today, it is performed across the U.S. and Canada as a dynamic expression of identity and celebration. Scott brings this rich...
June 21 @ 7:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Winners of the Youth Talent Contest from the Algonquin community of Barrier Lake join us to showcase their incredible talents. These young performers captivated judges and audiences alike with their creativity, passion, and skill. Their participation highlights the vibrant youth culture and artistic spirit within the community. We are proud to welcome them to the...
June 21 @ 7:30 pm - 8:00 pmBrad Lafortune, a proud Métis from Sudbury, Ontario, is a physiotherapist in Ottawa who shares his culture through Métis jigging workshops and performances, including with MASC’s Artists in the Classroom. He uses jigging as a dynamic, engaging way for all ages to learn about Métis culture. Through dance, Brad shares how being Métis is more...
June 21 @ 8:00 pm - 8:30 pmSiqiniup Qilauta, meaning “the sun’s drum,” is an Ottawa-based musical group named after a traditional Inuit legend symbolizing good luck. The group showcases traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing, and games, and offers interactive workshops on Inuit history and modern realities. Performing nationally and internationally, they celebrate the strength and resilience of Inuit...
June 21 @ 8:30 pm - 9:00 pm
Everyone one is invited to an electrifying glow-in-the-dark pow wow dance party featuring Classic Roots, an Ojibwe/Blackfoot DJ, producer, and performer from Long Lake 58 First Nation! Blending techno, house, and traditional Indigenous rhythms, Classic Roots brings a high-energy experience that celebrates culture and community. This inclusive event is open to everyone—no dance experience or...
June 21 @ 9:00 pm - 10:00 pmThe Pow Wow Workout is a 45-minute high-intensity fitness class that blends powwow dance steps with traditional and contemporary powwow music in a fun, follow-along format. Led by Amanda Fox, an Ojibwe dancer from Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory, the session weaves in cultural teachings, history, and storytelling. Amanda’s distinctive fitness experience empowers participants with Indigenous knowledge...
June 22 @ 10:00 am - 10:45 amSiqiniup Qilauta, meaning “the sun’s drum,” is an Ottawa-based musical group named after a traditional Inuit legend symbolizing good luck. The group showcases traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing, and games, and offers interactive workshops on Inuit history and modern realities. Performing nationally and internationally, they celebrate the strength and resilience of Inuit...
June 22 @ 11:00 am - 11:30 amBrad Lafortune, a proud Métis from Sudbury, Ontario, is a physiotherapist in Ottawa who shares his culture through Métis jigging workshops and performances, including with MASC’s Artists in the Classroom. He uses jigging as a dynamic, engaging way for all ages to learn about Métis culture. Through dance, Brad shares how being Métis is more...
June 22 @ 11:30 am - 12:00 pmRabbit and Bear Paws present comical, educational, and interactive puppet shows for all ages. On Saturday, join them for Rabbit and Bear Paws: The Way, a lively retelling of the creation story of Turtle Island. Through engaging puppetry, audiences will discover how the Turtle carries the world on her back and how the determined muskrat...
June 22 @ 1:30 pm - 2:00 pmWitness the incredible talent of 2023 Heard Museum Hoop Dance Adult World Champion, Scott Sinquah. Rooted in healing ceremonies and cultural traditions, hoop dance is a powerful art form shared by many Indigenous communities. Today, it is performed across the U.S. and Canada as a dynamic expression of identity and celebration. Scott brings this rich...
June 22 @ 2:30 pm - 3:00 pmExperience a powerful performance on the “Conundrum,” a unique instrument created by visual artist David Hynes, as Janet McCue of Curve Lake First Nation is joined by her family. Originally built for a 2010 exhibit, the Conundrum now appears at major arts and culture events across North America. Janet, a longtime advocate and knowledge keeper,...
June 22 @ 3:00 pm - 3:30 pmSiqiniup Qilauta, meaning “the sun’s drum,” is an Ottawa-based musical group named after a traditional Inuit legend symbolizing good luck. The group showcases traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing, and games, and offers interactive workshops on Inuit history and modern realities. Performing nationally and internationally, they celebrate the strength and resilience of Inuit...
June 22 @ 3:30 pm - 4:00 pmBrad Lafortune, a proud Métis from Sudbury, Ontario, is a physiotherapist in Ottawa who shares his culture through Métis jigging workshops and performances, including with MASC’s Artists in the Classroom. He uses jigging as a dynamic, engaging way for all ages to learn about Métis culture. Through dance, Brad shares how being Métis is more...
June 22 @ 4:00 pm - 4:30 pm
