Indigenous Celebration & Drive-In Concert – NOW June 29th

Presented by OLG and Know Indigenous History. Hosted by Elmnt FM and simulcast live on Rogers TV. 

June 21st is National Indigenous Peoples Day across Canada. Celebrate with a summer evening of drive-in entertainment including a cultural showcase of Inuit Throat Singing & Hoop dancing (7 pm), performances by SSIMA’s Nominees Silla & Rise and Twin Flames (8 pm) and then, be mesmerized as 200 drones, in synchronized formation, fill the sky with light and colour to tell the story of Indigenous Ontario- exciting new drone show was specially commissioned by Indigenous Tourism Ontario. (10 pm).
$29.85

Seared Venison Frenched Rack with Sweetgrass sauce SUDBURY, MANITOULIN & TORONTO

Chef Billy Alexander
Delivery to GTA, Manitoulin Island and Sudbury Region

Chef Billy Alexander

Chef Billy Alexander guides participants in the preparation of an amazing meal featuring Venison loin rack, a sweet sauce made with torched sweetgrass and a Beet, Butternut Squash stack with traditional corn. Meal kits are available for 2 or 4 guests. Register for this workshop and all required materials will be delivered to your door...

$60/2

SEALSKIN KEYCHAIN – CARISSA METCALFE-COE

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. A 45-minute guided workshop to craft a beautiful Inuit Sealskin keychain with Inuk artist Carissa Metcalfe-Coe. Purchase this event kit...

ART AND NATURE – EMILY BRASCOUPÉ

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Pre-registered Students/Teachers from Across Canada are invited to this pre-recorded art workshop with Emily Hoefler-Brascoupé. Collect flat natural objects,...

MÉTIS FISHSCALE ART – JAIME MORSE

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. Jaime Morse (formerly Koebel) is Nehiyaw/Michif (Cree/Métis) from Lac La Biche, AB and has lived in Ottawa since 2000. She...

CULINARY BOX #1 – CHEF TRUDY METCALFE-COE

Culinary Experiences - Virtual

Video is available throughout the month of June. Blackened Arctic Char, Dilled Butter Peas and Mashed Potatoes $55.00 + shipping Originally from Nain, Nunatsiavut, the Inuit Land Claims region in...

INUIT GAMES – AALLA

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Pre-registered Students/Teachers from Across Canada are invited to this pre-recorded art workshop with Aalla. Inuit Games began in the...

MAKING YOUR OWN MOCCASINS – STORYBOOT PROJECT

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. This workshop is designed to teach classic hand sewing techniques in beading and leatherwork. Participants will learn the art of...

INDIGENOUS MUSIC WORKSHOP – TWIN FLAMES

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Twin Flames Chelsey June (Métis) and Jaaji (Inuk, Mohawk) take listeners on a musical journey across Canada and the...

BIRCH BARK BITING – SIMON BRASCOUPÉ

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. Birch bark biting is a traditional Cree art. The art form is done by separating thin pieces of birch bark...

CULINARY BOX #2 – CHEF PAUL OWL

Culinary Experiences - Virtual

Video is available throughout the month of June. Smoked Game BBQ Box with Homemade Bison Burgers, Venison Sausage and Wild Rice Salad $45.00 + shipping Paul Owl is from the...

STORYTELLER – MICHAEL KUSUGAK

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Michael Kusugak grew up in Repulse Bay, NWT (now Nunavut). During his childhood, his family travelled by dog sled,...

PAINTED PADDLES – CLAIRE BRASCOUPÉ

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. Paint a 14-inch pine wooden paddle with Claire Brascoupé. Claire demonstrates techniques to paint your paddle inspired by Algonquin medicinal...

WORLD CHAMPION HOOP DANCER – DALLAS ARCAND

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Meet world champion hoop dancer Dallas Arcand as he shares the history and cultural connections and teachings of the...

PORCUPINE QUILL – MELISSA PETER-PAUL

Creative Workshops - Virtual

Workshop is available to purchase throughout the month of June. In this virtual workshop with Mi’kmaw Artist Melissa Peter-Paul, you will be learning how to make a 8 pointed star...

SSIMA’S WINNERS TOUR – CANADIAN MUSEUM OF HISTORY

SSIMA's Winners Tour

SILLA AND RISE - 2021 ARTISTIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR WINNER | 2021 INUIT ARTIST OF THE YEAR WINNER Silla and Rise blend Inuit throat-singing and futuristic dancefloor beats. Silla...

SSIMA’S WINNERS TOUR – BYWARD MARKET

SSIMA's Winners Tour

INUIT THROAT SINGING (SUNSDRUM) Sunsdrum consists of Heidi Langille and Lynda Brown. Located in Ottawa, they have travelled nationally and internationally demonstrating traditional and contemporary Inuit throat singing, drum dancing,...

SSIMA’S WINNERS TOUR – CANADIAN MUSEUM OF HISTORY

SSIMA's Winners Tour

SILLA AND RISE - 2021 ARTISTIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR WINNER | 2021 INUIT ARTIST OF THE YEAR WINNER Silla and Rise blend Inuit throat-singing and futuristic dancefloor beats. Silla...

DOWNIE WENJACK FOUNDATION

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Join elders, musicians, and community youth groups as they take you on a journey of culture, elders teachings, stories...

SSIMA’S WINNERS TOUR – BYWARD MARKET

SSIMA's Winners Tour

JOEL WOOD (NORTHERN CREE) - 2021 HAND DRUM/FIDDLE/INSTRUMENTAL OF THE YEAR WINNER Joel Wood is a Cree musician from Maskwacis, Alberta, Canada. His album Singing Is Healing was a Juno...

DOWNIE WENJACK FOUNDATION

Education Days - Virtual

Video is available to registered participants throughout the month of June. Join elders, musicians, and community youth groups as they take you on a journey of culture, elders teachings, stories...

INUIT THROAT SINGING

Celebration Stage

Traditional Inuit throat singing is a game or competition usually done with two women. There is a leader and a follower, the leader sets the rhythm, the pace and the...

JOEL WOOD (NORTHERN CREE)

Celebration Stage

Joel Wood is a Cree musician from Maskwacis, Alberta, Canada. His album Singing Is Healing was a Juno Award nominee for Traditional Indigenous Artist of the Year at the Juno...

SILLA & RISE

Celebration Stage

Silla and Rise blend Inuit throat-singing and futuristic dancefloor beats. Silla are Cynthia Pitsiulak, Charlotte Qamaniq and Charlotte Carleton, all from communities in Nunavut. Rise is Ottawa’s Rise Ashen, a...

SECHILE SEDARE

Celebration Stage

A contemporary roots duo featuring sibling songwriters Leela Gilday and Jay Gilday. This musical collaboration sees Jay and Leela co-write and co-create new repertoire together, harnessing their talents as deeply...

RUN WOMAN RUN

Movie Nights Under the Stars

To cap our National Indigenous People’s Day celebrations we are hosting a Movie Night Under the Stars featuring the 2020 Indigenous film, Run Woman Run. Run Woman Run is a...

NIRIQATIGIIT (COMING TOGETHER TO EAT)

Culinary Experiences - Live

Presented by TD Bank Group & Indigenous Tourism Ontario, Niriqatigiit (Coming Together To Eat) is a celebratory feast of foods from the arctic, prepared by two unlikely friends, chefs Trudy...

THE GRIZZLIES

Movie Nights Under the Stars

Join us for a Movie Night Under the Stars featuring the 2018 Indigenous film, The Grizzlies. Directed by Miranda de Pencier and based on a true story, The Grizzlies depicts...

POW WOW PITCH – FIRST ROUND

Celebration Stage

Pow Wow Pitch is a pitch competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island to shine the spotlight on pow wow vendors, artists, business builders and innovators from all backgrounds and...

INTERACTIVE COMMUNITY MURAL – RHONDA SNOW

Creative Workshops - Live

+ Kids Spirit Horse Colouring Station Rhonda Snow is proud Anishinabe. Rare Breeds Canada has presented her with a lifetime achievement award for her tireless work preserving the Native Pony...

BIRCH BARK BASKETS – SIMON BRASCOUPÉ

Creative Workshops - Live

Displays of traditional birch bark baskets will inspire you to decorate your own paper basket with Algonquin symbols in this make-and-take free workshop.    Learn how these baskets were traditionally used and...

MINI MOCCASINS BEADING – STORYBOOT SCHOOL

Creative Workshops - Live

This workshop is designed to teach classic hand sewing techniques in beading and leatherwork. Participants will learn the art of puckered toe moccasin-making from skilled Indigenous artisan and Storyboot School...

BIRCH BARK BITING – SIMON BRASCOUPÉ

Creative Workshops - Live

Birch bark biting is a traditional Cree art. The art form is done by separating thin pieces of birch bark and folding the bark many times. Then the artist places...

QUILLWORK – MELISSA PETER-PAUL

Traditional Knowledge

Melissa is a Mi’kmaw woman from Abegweit First Nation, located on Epekwitk. Growing up, Melissa was immersed in cultural teachings and was surrounded by a family of basket makers. Melissa’s...

BIRCH BARK CANOE – PINOCK

Traditional Knowledge

Pinock is an Algonquin from the Kitigan Zibi Anishinabeg Nation near Maniwaki, Quebec. He builds canoes with a particular interest in Algonquin birchbark canoes. Pinock has participated in many demonstrations...

INUIT THROAT SINGING & GAMES

Celebration Stage

Traditional Inuit throat singing is a game or competition usually done with two women. There is a leader and a follower, the leader sets the rhythm, the pace and the...

POW WOW PITCH – ANNOUNCEMENT OF TOP 10

Celebration Stage

Pow Wow Pitch is a pitch competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island to shine the spotlight on pow wow vendors, artists, business builders and innovators from all backgrounds and...

DERRIC STARLIGHT (PUPPETEER & COMEDIAN)

Celebration Stage

DerRic is from the Tsuu Tina First Nation near Calgary, Alberta. At a young age, DerRic began learning muppet voices, and by his teens, had perfected well over two hundred....

SSIMA’S WINNERS TOUR – MĀDAHÒKÌ FARM

SSIMA's Winners Tour

WABANAKI CONFEDERACY - 2021 POW WOW TRADITIONAL/CONTEMPORARY WINNER Wabanaki Confederacy are a northern style powwow singing group based in Eastern Canada. The name Wabanaki Confederacy is a tribute to the...

INUIT THROAT SINGING

Celebration Stage

Traditional Inuit throat singing is a game or competition usually done with two women. There is a leader and a follower, the leader sets the rhythm, the pace and the...

POW WOW PITCH – TOP 10 PITCHES

Celebration Stage

Pow Wow Pitch is a pitch competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island to shine the spotlight on pow wow vendors, artists, business builders and innovators from all backgrounds and...

STORYTELLER – MICHAEL KUSUGAK

Traditional Knowledge

Michael is a storyteller and children’s writer. His love of storytelling began after he pleaded with his grandmother every night to tell him a story and she eventually gave in....

DERRIC STARLIGHT (PUPPETEER & COMEDIAN)

Celebration Stage

DerRic is from the Tsuu Tina First Nation near Calgary, Alberta. At a young age, DerRic began learning muppet voices, and by his teens, had perfected well over two hundred....

POW WOW PITCH – WINNER’S ANNOUNCEMENT

Celebration Stage

Pow Wow Pitch is a pitch competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island to shine the spotlight on pow wow vendors, artists, business builders and innovators from all backgrounds and...

DERRIC STARLIGHT (PUPPETEER & COMEDIAN)

Celebration Stage

DerRic is from the Tsuu Tina First Nation near Calgary Alberta. At a young age, DerRic began learning muppet voices, and by his teens, had perfected well over two hundred....

INUIT THROAT SINGING

Celebration Stage

Traditional Inuit throat singing is a game or competition usually done with two women. There is a leader and a follower, the leader sets the rhythm, the pace and the...

SAFARI JEFF

Celebration Stage

Safari Jeff educates and captivates with his intriguing live reptiles and stunning HD multi media experience. Guests are treated to memorable moments, as this interactive event offers a “hands-on” experience...

DERRIC STARLIGHT (PUPPETEER & COMEDIAN)

Celebration Stage

DerRic is from the Tsuu Tina First Nation near Calgary Alberta. At a young age, DerRic began learning muppet voices, and by his teens, had perfected well over two hundred....

INUIT THROAT SINGING

Celebration Stage

Traditional Inuit throat singing is a game or competition usually done with two women. There is a leader and a follower, the leader sets the rhythm, the pace and the...

SAFARI JEFF

Celebration Stage

Safari Jeff educates and captivates with his intriguing live reptiles and stunning HD multi media experience. Guests are treated to memorable moments, as this interactive event offers a “hands-on” experience...

Off-Site Event: Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer

Off-Site Event

Babs Asper Theatre 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

“Little Red Warrior and His Lawyer is so relentlessly irreverent and surprising... For the majority of the show, I was grinning my face off.” OTTAWA PREMIERE NAC Indigenous Theatre in association...

$29

Off-Site Event: Wolves Stencil Art Workshop

Off-Site Event

Canadian Museum of Nature 240 McLeod St, Ottawa, Ontario

Bring out your inner artist with this interactive workshop! Guests will create their own Woodland style masterpiece from our selection of stencils based on woodland style art of the the...

Recurring

Off-Site Event: #ReconcileThis Art Build

Off-Site Event

Atrium O’Brien 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Join us for a Community Art Build to create and paint screen-print banners in support of the #ReconcileThis movement, facilitated by artist Mariah Meawasige. This free, drop-in workshop will be an opportunity to...

Free

Off-Site Event: SSIMA Music Showcase

Off-Site Event

George Street Plaza George St, Ottawa, Ontario

National Indigenous History Month in the Byward Market Indigenous Vendors Every Weekend SIMMA Music Showcase Sunday June 4th 12-5pm George St Plaza

Free
Recurring

Off-Site Event: #ReconcileThis Art Build

Off-Site Event

Atrium O’Brien 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Join us for a Community Art Build to create and paint screen-print banners in support of the #ReconcileThis movement, facilitated by artist Mariah Meawasige. This free, drop-in workshop will be an opportunity to...

Free

Off-Site Event: Powwow Life Drawing

Off-Site Event

Kipnes Lantern 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Come join us for this two-hour life-drawing session where you can capture the dynamic beauty of powwow dances and their regalia on your own paper. Participants will bring their own...

Free

Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards (SSIMAs)

Off-Site Event

National Arts Centre 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

The SSIMAs (Summer Solstice Indigenous Music Awards), a celebration of artistic excellence and accomplishments of First Nations, Inuit and Metis musicians from across the country, hit the National Arts Centre...

$20 – $75

Off-Site Event: Got Land?

Off-Site Event

Azrieli Studio 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Got Land? is a stand-up comedy variety show where First Nation, Inuit, and Metis entertainers tell jokes and share individual life stories. So keep your ear to the ground and your...

$25

Off-Site Event: Powwow Life Drawing

Off-Site Event

Rossy Pavilion 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Come join us for this two-hour life-drawing session where you can capture the dynamic beauty of powwow dances and their regalia on your own paper. Participants will bring their own...

Free

Off-Site Event: Live Performance – Mādahòkì

Off-Site Event

Canadian Museum of History 100 Laurier St, Gatineau, Quebec

Saturday, June 17th Throat Singers: 10:00 AM and 11:15 AM; Pow Wow Style Dances: 10:30 AM and 11:45 AM Experience the excitement of song, drum and dance with live Indigenous...

Off-Site Event: Wolves Stencil Art Workshop

Off-Site Event

Canadian Museum of Nature 240 McLeod St, Ottawa, Ontario

Bring out your inner artist with this interactive workshop! Guests will create their own Woodland style masterpiece from our selection of stencils based on woodland style art of the the...

Off-Site Event: Summer Indigenous Art Market

Off-Site Event

Atrium O’Brien 1 Elgin St, Ottawa, Ontario

Gather with us in the Gail & David O’Brien Atrium as we host Indigenous artists and artisans for the Summer Indigenous Art Market at the National Arts Centre. Join in...

Free

Off-Site Event: Live Performance – Mādahòkì

Off-Site Event

Canadian Museum of History 100 Laurier St, Gatineau, Quebec

Sunday, June 18th Throat Singers: 10:00 AM and 11:15 AM; Pow Wow Style Dances: 1:00 PM Experience the excitement of song, drum and dance with live Indigenous performances in the...

Off-Site Event: Summer Solstice Fashion Show

Off-Site Event

York Street York St, Ottawa, Ontario

National Indigenous History Month in the Byward Market Indigenous Vendors Every Weekend Summer Solstice Fashion Show Wednesday June 21st 11am – 3pm @ York St

Free

Indigenous Day Celebration: Interactive Stations & Demonstrations

NIPD Celebration

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Métis Games Axe throwing and archery with Hank Rowlinson Ojibwe Spirit Horses Giant Mural & Stories Bring the giant mural of Native Pony stories to life with this community colouring...

Free

Indigenous Day Celebration: Ojibwe Spirit Horses

NIPD Celebration

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Meet some of Canada’s only Indigenous horses. This rare and endangered breed, the Ojbiwe Spirit horses, almost went extinct in the 1970s, with only 4 remaining, and we are proud...

Free

Indigenous Picnic

Culinary Experiences

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Availability (each spot is one hour): Wednesday, June 21: 6 spots at 4 PM | 5:30 PM | 7 PM “Tawnshi” means hello in Michif, the language of the Métis....

$149

Indigenous Day Celebration: Celebration Stage

NIPD Celebration

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

The Celebration Stage is the place to be for live music, cultural showcases and Indigenous theatre. On National Indigenous Peoples Day we have a full line up* to celebrate the...

Free

Indigenous Day Celebration: Drone Show

NIPD Celebration

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Presented by Indigenous Tourism Ontario In celebration of NIPD, 200 drones will light up the sky sharing an imtimate story, Mewnizha. Mewinzha, a creation story to guide each individual’s pathway...

Free
Recurring

Education Day (Registered Schools Only)

Education Days

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

ACTIVITIES Pow Wow Performances Watch an authentic 90 minute long Pow Wow demonstration featuring a Grand Entry, Drums, Dancers, and World Champion Hoop Dancer Scott Sinquah. Métis Games Hank Rowlinson...

Recurring

Education Day (Registered Schools Only)

Education Days

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

ACTIVITIES Pow Wow Performances Watch an authentic 90 minute long Pow Wow demonstration featuring a Grand Entry, Drums, Dancers, and World Champion Hoop Dancer Scott Sinquah. Métis Games Hank Rowlinson...

Off-Site Event: Indigenous Night Market

Off-Site Event

William Street William St, Ottawa, Ontario

National Indigenous History Month in the Byward Market Indigenous Vendors Every Weekend Indigenous Night Market Friday June 23rd 5pm – 9pm @ William Street

Free

Chanelle Munroe: Mistress Of Magic

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Chanelle Munroe is a true enchantress, and the world’s only professional female Métis magician. From headlining at Magic Immersive Chicago to captivating audiences at fairs, festivals, casinos, and corporate events...

Métis Jig Performance – Prairie Fire

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Prairie Fire is a fun family dance group that started out as Jaime and the Jiglets with their mother, artist Jaime Koebel. Prairie Fire is a lively and interactive group...

Free

Pow Wow Pitch – Round 1

Pow Wow Pitch

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Pow Wow Pitch is a pitch competition for Indigenous entrepreneurs across Turtle Island to shine the spotlight on Pow Wow vendors, artists, business builders and innovators from all backgrounds and...

Free

Celebration Stage: Saturday Daytime

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

10:00AM | MÉTIS JIG PERFORMANCE – PRAIRIE FIRE Prairie Fire is a fun family dance group that started out as Jaime and the Jiglets with their mother, artist Jaime Koebel....

Free

Off-Site Event: Birch Bark Crafting Demonstration

Off-Site Event

Canadian Museum of Nature 240 McLeod St, Ottawa, Ontario

Learn about the amazing traditional methods of Indigenous engineering from an Algonquin master birch bark canoe builder, Pinock, from Kitigan Zibi First Nation. Pinock also creates wigwams, snowshoes, rattles, drums...

Family Fun Zone

Family Fun Zone

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Métis Games Try your hand at some traditional Metis Games like Hatchet Throwing & Archery. All ages. Farm Play Come have fun at our farm play area with hay bales,...

Free

Ojibwe Spirit Horses

Family Fun Zone

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Come and meet our herd of the rare and endangered Ojibwe Spirit Horses. Learn some stories of their resilience, participate in a pony art project and even take a pony...

Free

Interactive Métis Floral Community Art Project

Creative Workshops

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Jaime Morse is Michif from northern Alberta, and grew up on her German immigrant Grandmother’s farm between Métis and First Nations communities. Jaime holds a B.A. in Canadian Studies from...

Free

Niego Aasivak Inuit Throat Singers

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Inuit throat singing is an Inuit tradition practiced by Inuit women as a game and a friendly competition. Throat singing mimics sounds from the Arctic environment, such as the river...

World Champion Hoop Dancer Scott Sinquah

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

The art of hoop dance honors cultural traditions shared by multiple Indigenous communities. With roots in healing ceremonies, traditions and practices, today hoop dance is shared as an artistic expression...

Free

Storytelling with Rhonda Snow

Storytelling

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Share oral histories and stories about the Native Ponies with artist Rhonda Snow. The Trail of the Native Ponies takes us on a journey back in time when the ponies...

Free

Medicine Bag with Makatew Workshops

Creative Workshops

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Join Marc Forgette, owner of Makatew Workshops to create your own medicine bag. Marc is Algonquin and French and proudly offers to share his culture with hands-on workshops with traditional...

$20

Pow Wow 101

Pow Wow

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Come and learn more about the teachings of the drum, dance style and pow wow etiquette/protocols.

Free

Culinary Workshops

Culinary Experiences

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

9 stations available per session. Each station can accommodate 1 – 3 people. In this workshop, you will have your own cooking station to follow along with Chef Jenni Lessard...

$40

Indigenous Picnic

Culinary Experiences

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Availability (each spot is one hour): Saturday, June 24: 6 spots at 11 AM | 12:30 PM | 2 PM | 3:30 PM | 5 PM | 6:30 PM “Tawnshi”...

$149

Métis Dancer Brad Lafortune

Celebration Stage

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

Originating in the Red River area, the Métis jig is a combination of First Nations dancing, Scottish and French-Canadian step-dancing, and reel, jig, and quadrille steps. Brad Lafortune began jigging...

Free

Pow Wow Grand Entry: Saturday

Pow Wow

Mādahòkì Farm 4420 W Hunt Club Rd, Ottawa, Ontario

All pow wows begin with a Grand Entry, when all dancers enter into the circle. Grand Entry is led by an elder and accompanied with an opening song sung by...