My AccountDetail from “Four Cedar Waxwings” © Christi Belcourt
Celebrate Indigenous arts and culture with us in the month of June and beyond!
Join us online and in-person to honour and engage with Indigenous artists through workshops, performances, discussions, podcasts, videos and more!
“National Indigenous History Month is a time to reflect on and celebrate Indigenous peoples, their cultures and languages. It is also a time to educate ourselves about our shared history, and to find our role in making the future better for all of us.”
Kevin Loring, Artistic Director of Indigenous Theatre
Upcoming events
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Dancing the Land
Indigenous Theatre invited artists from coast to coast to coast to create brief digital works using the land as their source of inspiration.
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podcast
Our Stories: Indigenous book club
Our Stories is back in two new formats – a podcast featuring authors in conversation with guest hosts, and a book list and activities for kids.
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explore
Indigenous Cities | The stories here.
A unique audio storytelling experience based on memories from Indigenous community members interpreted by Indigenous artists.
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National Indigenous History Month
Interviews with visual artists Germaine Arnaktauyok, Christi Belcourt and Simon Brascoupé explore the deep relevance of Indigenous arts to the artists and all of our communities.
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activity
Indigenous words colouring pages
Colouring pages featuring artwork created by Indigenous artists from the regions where these languages are spoken. Join us in colouring in these pages and share your work!
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resources
Mental health resource list
It is critical to safeguard your mental wellness. We have gathered a collection of mental health resources aimed at maintaining and improving mental health and well being.
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A $15 ticket welcoming the Indigenous community
We are committed to opening our doors and creating a place where the Indigenous community feels a sense of belonging and a connection to us and our work.