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Programs · 2026 season

Our events

Four ways we gather through the year — a premier festival, a touring feast, community workshops, and a knowledge-exchange of Indigenous leaders. Always Indigenous-led. Always free.

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The Festival

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Movable Feast

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The Melawmen Space

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The Confluence

Premier

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The Festival

A free outdoor celebration on the land

Three days of contemporary Indigenous music, art, and culture — our biggest gathering of the year.

Our premier festival brings artists and audiences together for a multi-day, open-air celebration hosted in partnership with a host Nation — live performances across genres, outdoor Indigenous art exhibitions, food, and community, streamed live for those who can't be there in person.

3 days

In person + live stream

Always free

Summer 2027

Dates & host Nation to be announced

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Movable Feast

A festival that moves with the people

Free music and cultural gatherings brought directly into Indigenous communities across B.C.

Each stop is unique — a blend of live music, local culture, food, and storytelling, co-created with the host Nation so every gathering is personal to its community. Always free, always Indigenous-led.

2026 tour · stops

St’uxwtews Movable Feast

Hat Creek Ranch, Cache Creek

Tsal’álh Movable Feast

Shalalth, BC

Toquaht Movable Feast

Toquaht Gathering Place

Explore the tour →

Touring series

Workshops

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The Melawmen Space

Nurturing collective learning & connection

Creative and cultural workshops held in host communities before each Movable Feast.

The Melawmen Space brings together artists, Elders, and community members to share teachings, stories, practices, and ceremony — a quieter gathering that prepares the ground before the music begins.

Artists · Elders · community

Held in host communities

Always free

Ahead of each Feast

September 2026 · host communities

Explore the Space →

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The Confluence

Inspiring bold pathways forward

A gathering of Indigenous artists, activators, and cultural leaders.

The Confluence is a knowledge-exchange bringing together Indigenous innovators and activators. Through storytelling, they reveal how Indigenous worldviews inspire their work — in culture and community — keeping us connected beyond the summer festival season.

Storytelling · panels

Speaker highlights

Past sessions archived

2027

Next session · details soon

Knowledge exchange

Be part of it

Every gathering is free because the community makes it so

Your support helps us keep these events free and accessible — creating spaces for Indigenous voices, ideas, and cultural exchange across territories.