Tatus Festival Celebrates Indigenous Culture at the PNE
Canoe Cultures presents the Tatus Festival, a two-day festival of Indigenous music, arts and culture from September 4-5 at the PNE.
Tatus Festival at the PNE
- Dates: Friday, September 4 & Saturday, September 5, 2026
- Location: Festival Park area of the PNE Fairgrounds
- Tickets: PNE Fair admission applies
Event Schedule
Emcee Chatman Shaw, along with Shayla Jacobs, will host the talented two-day lineup that includes:
| Friday, September 4 | Saturday, September 5 |
|---|---|
| 12:30pm Welcome Bob Baker and Eagle Song Dancers Chout Spirit Oscar Joseph | 12:30pm Welcome Shayla Jacobs with daughters Sariah and Stella Chout Spirit Steven Armstrong, Canoe Cultures |
| 2:00pm Alex Wells | 2:00pm Norine Braun Band |
| 3:30pm Talon | 3:30pm Hayley Wallis Band |
| 5:00pm George Leach | 5:00pm Shawnee Kish |
| 7:00pm Joel West | 7:00pm Crystal Shawanda |
| 8:30pm Sakanwee Baker | 8:30pm JB the First Lady |
This summer at the PNE, Canoe Cultures also presents cultural demonstrations and a showcase of Indigenous arts and culture with over 50 Indigenous artisans selling their art, from August 22 to September 7, 2026
Canoe Cultures is an Indigenous lead organization, dedicated to the art and culture of the canoe, and the artists who create them. They present visual and performing arts as their primary means of transmitting Indigenous culture and communicating identity, place and belonging.
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