Recognize remarkable! Nominations are now open for the BC Achievement Foundation’s awards (until February 15, 2025)

Matriarchs Uprising (February 17-22, 2025) is a celebration of contemporary dance by Indigenous women artists.

The Aunties Who Stole Christmas is on stage in Vancouver (December 2 & 14), featuring emerging and renowned Indigenous comedians.

A holiday lineup of Indigenous market events around Vancouver. Shop dozens of talented and creative artists and artisans all in one place.

Recipients of the 4th British Columbia Reconciliation Award have been announced by the The Office of the Lieutenant Governor and BC Achievement Foundation

Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW) is November 20-23, 2024 empowering Indigenous designers, artisans, and youth, as it solidifies its place as a landmark event on the global fashion calendar. 

Recipients of the 2024 Polygon Award in First Nations Art have been announced. They will be celebrated at a ceremony in Vancouver November 19, 2024 and a combined exhibition at the Roundhouse.

Urban Ink’s TRANSFORM Festival spotlights Indigenous artists, in collaboration with The Cultch, at the Vancouver Playhouse November 6-9, 2024

TransLink unveiled new SkyTrain artwork designed by Indigenous artist Shonta Campbell (Kishiqweb) in honour of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (Orange Shirt Day)

Shirt giveaway for the first 10,000 fans as the BC Lions honour National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at BC Place on Friday, September 27, 2024