Category: Performances

Our thanks to Indigenous Roots Orleans for inviting us to open this family-friendly arts festival to honour water.

On Saturday, we were invited to Rideau Hall to perform at the Governor General’s Winter Celebration.

This year, the Métis National Council celebrated their 40th anniversary as part of their Annual General Assembly.

We were invited to MNO’s wrap-up celebration for their 2023 Métis Rights Conference – “The Soirée at the Soo” – and we couldn’t have been prouder.

The Masters Indigenous Games provides Indigenous adults, aged 20 years and older, the opportunity to compete against their peers in a variety of contemporary and traditional sporting activities.

The third day of our performances at the 30th Annual Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Annual General Assembly (AGA) brought us to the Westin Ottawa ballroom for the Gala Dinner.

The second day of our performances at the 30th Annual Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) Annual General Assembly (AGA) brought us to Madahoki Farm.

As citizens of the Métis Nation of Ontario we were grateful to be invited to perform at the 30th Annual General Assembly.

Indiana’s name means “Land of the Indians”, or simply “Indian Land” and we hoped someday to be able to perform our Metis dance for Hoosier audiences.

We made our first appearance for the Ontario Horticultural Association, performing at their 115th Annual Convention in Ottawa.