With National Indigenous Peoples Day this month, K’ómoks First Nation and their community and cultural partners are inviting friends and neighbours from across the Comox Valley to celebrate with them.
Along with the unique contributions and cultures of First Nation, Inuit and Métis communities in the Comox Valley and across Canada, the free, day-long celebration will take place Saturday, June 21st, from 12-9pm at the Comox Valley Exhibition Grounds.
The day includes cultural and environmental workshops, guided walks to the Tsolum River, K’ómoks culture and archeology displays, live screen printing, Youth and Elder Zones, delicious food including a traditional salmon BBQ, over 30 indigenous craft vendors, and live music from world class Indigenous artists including Siibii, Garret T. Willie, Kaeley Jade and more.
For details, visit K’ómoks First Nation.
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