CELEBRATION OF NATIONS
Niagara’s annual Indigenous arts gathering that celebrates creativity, diversity and resilience.
This year’s theme: Mighty Niagara and the Great Lakes Watershed
NEWS
18 June 2020 – The 4th Annual Celebration of Nations Online – MIGHTY NIAGARA AND THE GREAT LAKES WATERSHED
2019 NEWS
30 September – Watch the 2019 Celebrations of Nations wrap-up video here
08 August – MEDIA RELEASE: The 3rd Annual Celebration of Nations – Empathic Traditions: Honouring Mother Earth
14 August – NEWS: Arts lead the way for Celebration of Nations
15 August – MEDIA RELEASE: Master Canoe Builder Chuck Commanda to Create Birch Bark Canoe for Celebration of Nations
20 August – NEWS RELEASE: Minister Joly announces support for tourism in the Niagara Region
20 August – NEWS: Federal support announced for Indigenous gathering
22 August – MEDIA RELEASE: Coming Full Circle: Celebration of Nations prepares for a significant historical event to honour Nation-to-Nation Relationships
29 August – MEDIA RELEASE: Powerful theme centres on the environment at this year’s Celebration of Nations
30 August – NEWS: ‘A vision to bring all nations together’: Celebration of Nations returns Sept. 6-8
31 August – NEWS: Celebration of Nations Preview | YourTV
02 Sept – NEWS: Canoe to Dock at St. Catharines Performing Arts Centre
03 Sept – NEWS: Master builder working hard on traditional canoe leading up to Celebration of Nations
03 Sept – NEWS: Celebration of Nations comes back to St. Catharines
04 Sept – NEWS: Embracing Mother Earth at core of this year’s Celebration of Nations
04 Sept – NEWS: Tim Denis speaks with Michele-Elise Burnett re: Celebration of Nations
04 Sept – NEWS: Free tickets to Celebration of Nations for Brock students
04 Sept – NEWS RELEASE: City set to unveil Carlisle Street public art project Friday at Celebration of Nations
04 Sept – NEWS: Celebration of Nations: A gathering of Indigenous Arts and Culture
06 Sept – NEWS: Three day celebration of Indigenous culture kicks off in downtown St. Catharines
Celebration of Nations
A partnership and gathering of Indigenous arts, culture and tradition in downtown St. Catharines.
Part of a long-term vision of the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, Kakekalanicks and the City of St. Catharines to build on the Two Row Wampum philosophy that promotes all Nations walking together, in parallel, with respect, compassion and understanding to cultivate an inclusive community for our shared future.
FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre
250 St. Paul Street
St. Catharines, Ontario
