Selxwi:chel Arts & Culture Day
Come join us for Selxwí:chel Arts and Culture Day (formerly Aboriginal Arts and Culture Day) on June 8, 2025! This is an Indigenous-themed skills transmission event with performing arts, interactive crafts, and workshops. The artists facilitating these activities will be from local Indigenous communities.
City of Abbotsford Artist in Residence
Participate in artist-led art drawing exercises that reflect on stories related to local transformer sites. The session will include storytelling and group drawing exercises led by the City of Abbotsford’s 2025 Artist in Residence, Vanessa Serroul. Free for all ages. Registration required. Please dress appropriately the weather as this event will occur rain or shine. […]
Librico Helicopter Tours
Offering authentic cultural experiences year round throughout Spuzzum, Chilliwack ranges, and Harrison. The Stòlō nation (People of the River) have inhabited this land for thousands of years. As we soar through the mountains, you’ll hear their stories and learn about the rich history of this region. Once we land, we’ll walk along an old trade […]
Sasquatch Days in Harrison Hot Springs
The very first Sasquatch Days had taken place on in 1938 and was attended by over 2000 First Nations people from across Canada and United States. Be part of living history as you join us on the shores of Harrison Lake, the traditional territory of Sts’ailes people on the ancient village site of Qwólts and […]
St’át’imc / Stó:lō “Fraser River” Art Exhibition
This art exhibition aims to showcase the differences and similarities between the Sto:lo and St’át’imc peoples traditions, art forms, language, food and medicines and why the river is not only culturally significant, but important to our way of life. Featuring artworks from St’át’imc Artists: Michael Serroul and Vanessa Serroul. This is a free event for all to attend.
Agassiz Healing Community Drum Circle and Meditation Soundscape
Come join us for an evening of nurturing YOU! Feeling stress? Disconnected? Anxious? Looking to release some “crud” and feel lighter while having FUN?! Why be a part of a drum circle?🪘 Being in a drum circle touches every pillar of wellness. Physical, mental, emotional, social and for some people it is spiritual. There are […]
2025 First Nation, Inuit, Metis Artisan Markets
Celebrate culture by offering fits rooted in tradition and crafted with intention. Entry by donation (100% goes to Youth Initiatives). Market Dates for 2025:
Luminous Waters
Reserve your seats for our special “Luminous Waters” performance inspired by our award-winning children’s book Semá:th X̱ó:tsa: Sts’ólemeqwelh Sx̱ó:tsa (Great-Gramma’s Lake). Working with professional puppeteer Tamara Unroe at Mamele’awt Indigenous Education Center, students from Abbotsford School District immersed themselves in the story of Semá:th X̱ó:tsa (Sumas Lake) to develop this spectacular performance. The students bring to life […]
Spirit and Tradition Dancers of Damelahamid
For countless generations, Indigenous dance played an integral part in defining art and culture. The Dancers of Damelahamid emerged in the 1960s out of an urgency to ensure that these artistic practices were not lost. Spirit and Tradition conveys important cultural teachings on balance, interconnectedness, and community. Through the sharing of Indigenous knowledge and artistic […]
Agassiz Spring Solstice Drum Circle
22marAgassiz Spring Solstice Drum CircleAgassiz Corner Cafe Event Details You are invited to celebrate SPRING with us! 🎉💐 Why be a part of a drum circle?🪘 Being in a drum circle touches every pillar of wellness. Physical, mental, emotional, social and for some people it is spiritual. There are many benefits including: increased cognitive reserve, concentration, […]
2025 First Nation, Inuit, Metis Artisan Markets
Celebrate culture by offering fits rooted in tradition and crafted with intention. Entry by donation (100% goes to Youth Initiatives). Market Dates for 2025:
March of Memories
Let’s discover her Origin Story. The first peoples of Ts’óq:ls called this place home, long before colonial explorers! Ts’óq:ls to Hope – the origin story of Hope, BC Join us for a senior/elder-focused historical walkabout! HMCOL’s Meg Turner and Kelly Pearce will talk about the people and places before Simon Fraser came down the river […]
