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First annual Métis Fall Festival will celebrate culture at Wakamow Valley – DiscoverMooseJaw
Sep 17 2025 The New Southern Plains Métis Local #160 will host its inaugural Métis Fall Festival on Friday, October 3rd from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Wakamow Valley’s Skating Oval. The free, family-friendly event aims to showcase Métis heritage through traditional games, cultural displays, and live entertainment. Darrell Hawman, one of the organizers, […]
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Call for Indigenous Arts for Transit Shelter
September 10, 2025 Art Designs Celebrating Our Culture and Community Pride The City of Prince Albert is thrilled to announce the launch of a Call for Indigenous Arts for Transit Shelter Art Designs, inviting Indigenous visual artists to submit original artwork that celebrates the spirit of our community. This exciting new initiative, led by the City’s […]
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2025 Indigenous Songwriters Retreat a success
August 19, 2025 SaskMusic would like to offer a HUGE thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2025 Indigenous Songwriters Retreat and its accompanying public workshops! This Sunday, we wrapped up an inspiring, and information-packed retreat weekend that ran from August 15–17, 2025 in Saskatoon and at the sacred gathering site of Wanuskewin. […]
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Cree artist LOV makes music about motherhood and empowering women – CBC
Aug 15, 2025 Lovina Tootoosis from Poundmaker Cree Nation talks about her inspiration Lovina Tootoosis, who performs under the name LOV, hasn’t yet released her first album but she’s hit 100,000 streams on Spotify with her songs Mama, Matriarch and most recently Relate. The Edmonton-based singer, who grew up in Poundmaker Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, describes her sound as U.K. […]
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SaskMusic Announces Speakers for 2025 Indigenous Songwriters Retreat
August 11, 2025 Presented by SaskMusic, with support from the Foundation Assisting Canadian Talent on Recordings (FACTOR), Creative Saskatchewan and guidance from SaskMusic’s Indigenous Advisory. SaskMusic is delighted to announce the speakers for this year’s Indigenous Songwriters Retreat happening August 15-17, 2025, in Saskatoon and Wanuskewin. This year, Indigenous music industry representatives and speakers/presenters include […]
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Saddle up for Saulteaux Western Days! – northeastNOW
Aug 7, 2025 From team roping and rodeo thrills to rubber tire wagon races, Indian relay, and fireworks, join in for a full weekend of heart-pounding action and community spirit. August 22–24 Saulteaux First Nation $10 entry | 65+ & 12 under FREE Read More: https://northeastnow.com/2025/08/07/saddle-up-for-saulteaux-western-days/
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Indigenous teams still in it to win it on Amazing Race Canada – MBC
Jul 28, 2025 The race is on! From hockey shootouts and chiseling ice sculptures, to roping tests and cracking riddles, the 11 teams on the 11th season of The Amazing Race Canada 2025 have been faced with many challenges—and it’s just the beginning. On July 8, the series kicked off in Edmonton at the Commonwealth Stadium where […]
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Unique exhibits showcased at Weyburn Art Gallery – DiscoverWeyburn
Jul 28 2025 Visitors to the Weyburn Art Gallery this summer can experience two completely different worlds of art, with a showcase of local potters running alongside a powerful exhibition from northern Saskatchewan artists. The combination of “The Great Weyburn Pottery Throwdown” and “Atim Maskikhiy (Dog Medicine)” highlights both local talent and creators from across […]
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Local author brings pre-contact Indigenous history of ‘The Turn’ to life in new novel – SaskToday.ca
July 14, 2025 “I hope people enjoy the mystery and the magic in the book, but I also hope they get a sense of the history and the significance of the land and its people,” author Ron Farnel said. MOOSE JAW — A summer of magic, mystery, and bravery has come to an end, as […]
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What’s happening at the Western Development Museum in July – DiscoverMooseJaw
Jul 09 2025 Transportation Camp Kids ages 7–10 are invited to travel through time and explore Saskatchewan’s rich history. At Transportation Camp, campers will discover planes, trains, and automobiles through fun, hands-on activities. With expert guidance and plenty of laughter, it’s a summer adventure full of learning and discovery. There is still time to register […]
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