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Tales of the Red River is a Métis Arts & Culture Day designed to immerse the public in the rich heritage of the Métis people, with a focus on the fur trade era, bison hunt, traditional arts, and storytelling. Set in an engaging outdoor environment, this event will feature interactive, educational experiences rooted in Métis culture, bringing history to life through demonstrations, workshops, performances, and meaningful dialogue centered around Truth and Reconciliation.

There will be three stations set up throughout the day where you will rotate through them, giving you a chance to experience everything. The knowledge keepers can accommodate about 15 guests at each station.

Please arrive before 9:30am for the welcome ceremony and to receive your first station number. You’ll want to have the full experience. Groups will rotate through each station with breaks in between.

9:45-10:15am Welcome/Land Acknowledgement/Opening Prayer/Truth & Reconciliation/Dignitaries & Special Guests TBA

10:15-11:30am Station 1

11:30-1:00pm Lunch – We’ll have our famous wood-fired pizza available or bring a picnic lunch. We’ll also have Bison Bites, Hot Metis or Vegetarian pizza, potato wedges, etc. Menu is subject to change.

1:15-2:30pm Station 2

2:45-4:00pm Station 3

4:00-5pm Free time to connect with family and old and new friends.

Cost: $20 per person, Under 5 is Free

We’ll have washrooms on site including an accessible washroom. Please leave your dogs at home. We will have a tent and indoor space for activities. Dress for the weather and let’s have a toe tapping good time!

We have a limited number of spots so get your tickets now.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/metis-arts-culture-day-tickets-1582991493169?aff=oddtdtcreator