June 21, 2025
A community festival to celebrate Canada’s National Indigenous Peoples Day with dancing, drumming, giveaways, craft & information booths. Takes place at Fort York.
For more information, visit the Na-Me-Res Facebook.
BeaverTails® is truly one of a kind. Irresistibly delicious, artisanal Canadian pastry, always there to share special moments that make lifelong memories. Located on boardwalk in downtown Sault Ste. Marie
Peggy's eclectic selection of quality, ethical, fair-trade merchandise and local art.
August 29 - 30, 2026
Traditional dance in a cultural and natural environment. Come join our celebration of life and culture. All welcome. Grand entry at 12 pm. Takes place at Community Hall Matachewan First Nation.
For more information, visit the Matachewan First Nation Website.
August 10-11, 2024
For more information, visit the Genaabaajiing Traditional Pow Wow Facebook.
Aug 16-18, 2024
Honouring our veterans and children. Lots of specials. This is a substance free family event.
For more information, visit the Chippewas of Nawash First Nation Facebook.
Tree Bear Camp is a hunting, fishing, snowmobile, ATV and general outdoor adventure destination located on the shores of West Shining Tree Lake in Shining Tree, Ontario, Canada. With 15 acres and 1,100 feet of shoreline, beach and boat launch, there is plenty of space for our guests and their activities. Add to this the thousands of square miles of crown land which surround us and the options become endless.
July 18 - 19, 2026
Join us in celebration at the Mississauga First Nation Powwow! Everyone is welcome to experience a vibrant gathering of culture, tradition, and community spirit. Enjoy traditional dancing, drumming, singing, and local artisans. Come connect with old friends and make new ones as we honour our ancestors and celebrate our living traditions. We look forward to seeing you there!
For more information, visit the Mississauga First Nation Facebook or call 705-356-1621 ext. 2217.
June 1-2, 2024
Located on the North Channel on the shore of Manitoulin Island, the theme of this year's Pow Wow is "Honoring our Youth". Grand Entry is at 12 pm and 7 pm on Saturday, then at 12 pm on Sunday. Admission is free and welcome to all.
For more information, visit the Aundek Omni Kaning First Nations Website or call 705-368-2228.
August 1 - 3, 2026
In 1961, Wikwemikong Band Member Rosemary Odjig sought to revitalize the Pow Wow in Wikwemikong and held the very first “Wikwemikong Indian Days” held during the summer of that year. Since then, the name would change to the Wikwemikong Annual Cultural Festival and would be revered as one of the largest, longest-running Pow Wows in Northeastern North America. Come out for Anishinaabe arts & crafts, champion Anishinaabe dance, Anishinaabe cuisine, Wiikwemkoong Art Gallery, cross-cultural performances, and more.