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Travelling Indigenous art exhibition ReconciliACTIONS arrives at the Esplanade – Medicine Hat News
September 10, 2025. This month at the Esplanade Arts and Heritage Centre, the travelling exhibition ReconciliACTIONS invites visitors to reflect on reconciliation and their role within it. ReconciliACTIONS originally opened in 2023, kicking off a three-year tour. It opened in Medicine Hat on Sept. 7 and will run until Sept. 27. Curators Diana Frost and […]
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Showcasing Indigenous culture in Lethbridge during Alberta Culture month – CJWE
Sep 6, 2025 Honouring Traditions and Reconciliation Society will host a week of events and workshops in Lethbridge to promote and engage in reconciliation. Alberta Culture Days is the province’s month-long celebration of arts, heritage, diversity and community spirit in the province and In Lethbridge, Blackfoot culture will be on display as the Honouring Traditions […]
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Registration Now Open for 150 Years Later: Reflecting on Fort Calgary’s Legacy
Calgary – August 25, 2025 – Registration is now open for an event series at The Confluence commemorating 150 years since the North-West Mounted Police (NWMP) first arrived at the confluence of the Bow and Elbow rivers and established Fort Calgary in 1875. The announcement comes on the day formerly declared Calgary’s birthday in 1975. […]
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Michif Cultural Connections takes world stage – St. Albert Gazette
August 15, 2025 Morin reps St. Albert at global conference St. Albert’s main Métis institute got some global attention this week at an international conference on Indigenous language. Some 2,300 delegates from around the world were in Ottawa last Aug. 11 to 14 for the WAVES 2025 Global Indigenous Languages Summit. Organized by the Office […]
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7 Questions Inspired by 150 Years of Local History – The Confluence
Aug 14, 2025 The 150 Years Later: Reflecting on Fort Calgary’s Legacy walking tour invites visitors to unpack the complicated questions surrounding our shared history. As participants walk the land, they are encouraged to consider diverse perspectives, both past and present. The tour confronts the legacies of colonialism and displacement, while also highlighting stories of growth, […]
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Culture Days takes centre stage
Aug 13, 2025 September 1st kicks off Culture Days in Alberta with a month-long celebration of art, music, food, dance and more. Communities across Alberta come together each year to celebrate Culture Days, which is packed with hundreds of free, family-friendly events. Last year, 247,000 Albertans attended events across the province that promoted awareness of, […]
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Healing Together Powwow: Newcomers, Non-Indigenous, and All Nations Welcome – Frequency
August 5, 2025 The Healing Together Powwow hosted at the Onespot Crossing Campground was bigger and better than ever this year, its fifth year running. Newcomers from across the globe, representing 14 countries, were welcomed onto Tsuut’ina land to learn and heal together. July 22 and 23 saw this beautiful family event and powwow with […]
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Community, culture and celebration on Alberta Day
Jul 28, 2025 On Aug. 31, Albertans are invited to celebrate 120 years of culture, innovation and community spirit as Alberta marks a major milestone. Alberta was established as a province on Sept. 1, 1905, through the Alberta Act. It is a province built on hard work, ambition and an unshakable belief in possibility. Today, […]
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Community celebrates Indigenous culture at the Voices of the Land Festival in Bonnyville – Lakeland Today
July 28, 2025 “It was basically about everyone coming out to enjoy and experience the culture together,” said Rebekah Gobert, youth coordinator at the Bonnyville Friendship Centre. BONNYVILLE – The Bonnyville community experienced Indigenous culture during the Voices of the Land Festival presented by the Bonnyville Friendship Centre on July 24 at the Cenovus Energy […]
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Taste Tradition: Culinary Experiences at Métis Crossing This Summer
July 23, 2025 Savour the Flavours of Métis Heritage Food is memory. Food is a story. At Métis Crossing, every bite shares something sacred—a tradition passed down, a seasonal harvest honoured, a recipe born of the land. This summer, visitors are invited to experience that connection firsthand. Whether it’s wild-picked berries folded into bannock or […]
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