The community’s invited to a full afternoon & evening of culture, music, food & community. Organizers say the event is an opportunity to celebrate the unique cultures & contributions of First Nations, Inuit & Métis peoples both locally & across Canada. K'ómoks First Nation, along with a number of community and cultural partners, is hosting the festivities, opening with the K'ómoks Cultural Group & feature performances throughout the day by Tsimka & Michael Red, Little Jiggers, The Spiritual Warriors, LOV, the Kumugwe Cultural Society & 4-time Juno Award winner Aysanabee. In addition to live entertainment, the celebration will include youth & elder activity zones, K'ómoks cultural & archaeology displays, guided walks to the Tsolum River, storytelling & knowledge-sharing opportunities, live screen printing, more than 30 Indigenous craft vendors & a variety of food options, including a traditional salmon barbecue. The celebration is being supported by a number of local Indigenous organizations & local governments, including the City of Courtenay, Town of Comox, Village of Cumberland, and the Comox Valley Regional District. The event runs from 2-9pm, it’s free to attend & everyone’s welcome.