Indigenous Voices at the Vancouver Writers Fest 2025

Meet some of today’s most acclaimed Indigenous authors and influential voices at this year’s Vancouver Writers Fest, happening October 20-26, 2025 on Granville Island.
Continue reading this postMeet some of today’s most acclaimed Indigenous authors and influential voices at this year’s Vancouver Writers Fest, happening October 20-26, 2025 on Granville Island.
Continue reading this postNational Day for Truth and Reconciliation events around Vancouver 2025. Honouring the children who never returned home and Survivors of residential schools, as well as their families and communities.
Continue reading this postThe Squamish Nation has won the 2025 City of Vancouver Book Award for their book Tiná7 Cht Ti Temíxw: We Come From This Land.
Continue reading this postMusqueam and the Chan Centre present the 4th annual ʔəm̓i ce:p xʷiwəl (Come Toward the Fire) Festival September 20-21, 2025. A family-friendly weekend in celebration of Indigenous culture, creativity, and community.
Continue reading this postSimon Fraser University (SFU) celebrated the grand opening of First Peoples’ Gathering House at its Burnaby Mountain campus today.
Continue reading this postAll are welcome at the 4th annual stɑl’əw̓ Pow Wow at the Langley Events Centre this weekend to witness the healing powers of traditional Indigenous drumming, singing, and dancing.
Continue reading this postThe Vancouver Art Gallery announced that it has received a significant gift of artwork by Guud san glans Robert Davidson which will be on display starting in November.
Continue reading this postJoin YWCA Metro Vancouver in honouring Indigenous strength and resilience through an evening of art, music, dance and storytelling at Rhythms of Resilience: Voices of Warrior Women on September 25th.
Continue reading this postThe 2025 Orange Shirt Day campaign from Urban Native Youth Association (UNYA) honours the intergenerational strength of Indigenous families.
Continue reading this postThe Path Forward (September 28, 2025) is a free community celebration curated by the VSO Indigenous Council, representing a meaningful step in the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra’s ongoing journey toward Truth and Reconciliation.
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