There 2 Shows per evening: 9pm - 11pm; 11-1am. The Talking Stick Festival emerged from this hit cabaret of established and emerging  Aboriginal artists from a range of artistic disciplines including music, multi-media, theatre, performance, and traditional singing. A best seller,this nightly eclectic and exciting mix of song, dance, storytelling comedy, and music is full of surprises, drama, and laughs. See into our hearts. Share with us. And, get your tickets early!

Loved the first show? Purchase a ticket for the 11pm show before hand or if room permits, during the intermission.

Programming includes but is not limited to such renowned artists as:

• Contemporary dance of Byron Chief Moon and Yvonne Chartrand,
• Traditional artists: the Dancers of Damelahamid, Inuvialuit Drummers and Dancers, The Git Hayetsk Dancers, and peyote singers Meewasin Oma
• Live Music: Digging Roots, Wayne Lavallee, New Native Music Revue, Sister Says, Jerry Alfred, Leanne Goose, Jason Burnstick, don Amero with MJ Dandedeau, Jazz, Pacific Curls and Soul Paua from New Zealand 
• Spoken word: Pat Braden, performance poet Anna Sewell, Marilyn Dumont
• media arts DJ - Jackson Two Bears,
• comedians and storytellers Howie Miller, Gramma Susie & Grandpa Charlie, Margo Kane, and more! 

Browse The Talking Stick Festival Schedule to find out each show's featured artists and updated schedule information.

Ticket Info:

• Adult $25.00+service charge
  Student/Senior $21.25+service charge
• Double up2 Shows on the same night
  (both 9pm and 11pm):  Adult: $40, Student / Senior: $34
  Eligble for 6 or 10 show Pass Package

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Ab-Orignal Cabaret Artists

For artist biographies click here! Check out The Talking Stick Festival Schedule to find updated schedule information.