Kick off Indigenous History Month with the Indigenous Cultural Celebration

The City of Oshawa is excited to invite all community members to the Indigenous Cultural Celebration on Saturday, May 31, at Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park (169 Harbour Rd.). This event marks the beginning of Indigenous History Month, celebrating the rich and diverse cultures of the Indigenous Peoples of Turtle Island. 

Recently recognized by Festivals and Events Ontario, the Indigenous Cultural Celebration has received awards for Best New Festival, Top 100 Festival and the FEO Impact Award.

The celebration will take place from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. and is free for everyone. Attendees can enjoy a variety of performances and interactive workshops led by First Nations, Inuit and Métis presenters and storytellers. Event highlights include:

• Family Area: Storytelling, craft making, and interactive activities.
• Education Area: Water teachings, workshops, and demonstrations.
• Vendors: A selection of food and merchandise vendors showcasing and selling their creations and artwork.
• Main Stage: Presentations include hand drumming, traditional dancing, storytelling, and more.

Parking is available at the paved parking lot attached to the Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park, with additional on-street parking nearby. Please adhere to posted parking restrictions.

For more information, visit oshawa.ca/ICC, call 905-436-3311, or email [email protected].