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2 Rivers Remix is a travelling gathering, held on the territories of host Nations across British Columbia.
A small, dedicated team working year-round to keep these gatherings free, Indigenous-led, and rooted in community.
Secwépemc / Nuu-chah-nulth
Meeka Morgan, M.A. (SFU) is from the Secwépemc and Nuu-chah-nulth peoples, and was raised in both of her home territories. An accomplished Artistic Director, musician, curator, and creative producer, she grew among orators and storytellers from both sides of her rich lineage, as well as within a vibrant community of activators, artists, and musicians. Through these teachings, Meeka developed a deep respect for the transformative power of stories, music, and creativity. She is co-founder, songwriter and vocalist with The Melawmen Collective, which led her to co-founding and serving as Artistic Director for the 2 Rivers Remix Festival, The Movable Feast, and The Confluence.
Nlaka'pamux / 'Na̱mg̱is
Brianna hails from the 'Na̱mg̱is people on Cormorant Island and the Nlaka'pamux of Lytton, BC. She is passionate about coordinating gatherings and serving as a gracious host, reflecting the values of her heritage. Currently, Brianna serves as the Marketing and Social Media Manager for 2 Rivers Remix Society, though she has been contributing to the festival since its inception in 2018. She is dedicated to empowering Indigenous communities and bringing free music events to rural areas. Additionally, Brianna is a skilled Cedar Weaver and Workshop Facilitator.
Held with gratitude on the land
Our gatherings take place on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Nlaka'pamux and Secwépemc Nations, and the many host Nations who welcome us. We are grateful to be here.