Manuel Axel Strain celebrates the Coast Salish longhouse in their Richmond Art Gallery debut with xʷən̓iwən ce:p kʷθəθ nəw̓eyəł ((((Remember your teachings)))) September 13 to November 9, 2025.

The Vancouver Aboriginal Health Society’s (VAHS) Women’s Mobile Primary Care Program marks two years of bringing culturally grounded, trauma-informed care to self-identified women in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. 

Turtle Island Design and Lifestyle (TIDAL) is the first Indigenous woman-led pop-up shop opening its doors in Downtown Vancouver. On now until October, 2025.

BC Achievement Foundation has announced the 2025 recipients of the Indigenous Business Award program. Get tickets to the gala on November 5th in Vancouver.

On National Indigenous Peoples Day June 21 take the opportunity to learn, celebrate, and honour Indigenous Peoples through these local events around Vancouver.

Paddle for the Coast, A Floating Concert for Indigenous Ocean Protection invites you to Jericho Beach in Vancouver on June 27th for a joyful, paddle-powered celebration that will combine community, music, and environmental action.

The Game is a new children’s book by Indigenous storyteller Henry Charles (Ten Bears) which combines Musqueam language and culture with the beloved sport of hockey.

The Work of Repair: Redress & Repatriation at the Museum of Vancouver explores the museum’s ongoing decolonization efforts and relationship-building with Indigenous communities. Opening June 20, 2025.

The Skoden Indigenous Film Festival is a student-led festival that features Indigenous filmmakers from across Canada on April 11, 2025.

Writer, musician and artist Chris Bose has been named the 2025 Indigenous Storyteller in Residence at Vancouver Public Library.