Get Your Summer On in Langley City: 10 Free Festivals and Events Discover free festivals, outdoor concerts, and culinary adventures all season long Warmer, longer days in Langley City means live music under rainbow umbrellas, Shakespeare in the park, and juicy berries from the farmers’ market. This season, visitors are invited to discover free, family-friendly … Read more
National Indigenous History Month was first instituted in June 2009, as a way to educate, connect and promote reconciliation in Canada. National Indigenous Peoples Day was declared in 1996, with the date of June 21 chosen to coincide with the summer solstice and the start of berry-picking and fishing season.
Held on National Indigenous Peoples Day at the stunning Nk’Mip Cellars in Osoyoos, named 2016 Canadian Winery of the Year, and North America’s first Indigenous owned and operated winery, this multi-course dinner will feature leading Indigenous chefs celebrating their rich culture and heritage.
“Matriarchs Uprising brings together Indigenous women who are nurturing the art of contemporary dance so that it may be appreciated by audiences from all backgrounds,” says Davies, Artistic Director of O.Dela Arts.