Celebrate and reflect: Indigenous History Month events across Alberta
Early & Mid-June Events

Date & Time: Saturday May 31 & Sunday June 1, 1 p.m. – late
Location: Foothills Centennial Centre, Okotoks
Cost: Free
More info: First-ever competition powwow in partnership with Siksika Nation. Family-friendly.
Date & Time: Sunday, June 1, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Location: Patricia A. Whelan Performance Hall, Central Library, 800 3rd St SE, Calgary
Cost: Free
More info: Part of the Making Treaty 7: Iinnii Film Series. Explores traditional knowledge of the buffalo.
FNPA Welcoming Round Dance
Date & Time: Tuesday, June 3, 5 – 10 p.m.
Location: Seven Chiefs Sportsplex & Jim Starlight Centre, 19 Bullhead Road, Priddis
Cost: Free
More info: Part of the 9th Annual Indigenous Cleaner Energy Forum celebrations. All are welcome.
Indigenous Artist-in-Residence: Exhibition Launch
Date & Time: Thursday, June 5, 6 – 6:30 p.m.
Location: Shaikh Family Welcome Gallery, Central Library, 800 3rd St SE, Calgary
Cost: Free
More info: Join artist Morgan Black to launch their final exhibition.
Indigenous Beading Workshop
Date & Time: Saturday, June 7, 2 – 4 p.m.
Location: Ogden Hub 29, 2385 74 Avenue SE, Calgary
Cost: Free
More info: Learn beading in a welcoming space. All materials provided. No experience needed.

Date & Time: Friday, June 13, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Location: Erin Woods Community Centre, 83 Erin Park Dr SE, Calgary
Cost: Free
More info: Celebrate Treaty 7 culture, teachings, and McMan’s 50th anniversary.

Date & Time: Saturday, June 14, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Location: Enmax Park, Stampede Grounds
Cost: Free
More info: Indigenous arts & crafts market, childrens corner, Powwow and handgame tournament.
2025 Aboriginal Awareness Week Opening Ceremonies
Date & Time: Monday, June 16, 11:45 a.m.
Location: 311 8 St SW, Calgary
Cost: Free
More info: Kick-off to Aboriginal Awareness Week with artisans, entertainment, and more.
June 21 – National Indigenous Peoples Day Events
Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, starts at 8:30 a.m
Cost: Free
More info: First 300 participants receive a free community meal. Includes music, drumming, and speeches.
Inuit Seal Skin Change Purse Workshop
Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, 1 – 3 p.m.
Location: Route 22 Artist Collective Gallery, 208 1 Street W, Cochrane
Cost: $107.63
More info: Join Inuit artisan Denise Bryan to make a traditional seal skin change purse.

Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, starts at 10 a.m.
Location: Heritage Park, Calgary
Cost: Park admission
More info: Full day of community-led programming, including a vibrant Powwow.

Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, 12 – 9 p.m.
Location: Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Tsuut’ina
Cost: Free
More info: Cultural celebrations, hourly prize giveaways, and family-friendly fun.
Tsuut’ina Traditions: An Evening of Culture & Community
Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, evening
Location: Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Tsuut’ina
Cost: $75 per person (+ taxes & fees)
More info: Evening of storytelling, cultural performances, Elder blessing, and Indigenous-inspired dinner.
National Indigenous Peoples Day Buffet
Date & Time: Saturday, June 21, lunch service
Location: Grey Eagle Resort & Casino, Tsuut’ina
Cost: $23.99 per person
More info: Enjoy a special buffet lunch menu honouring Indigenous cuisine.
AFCC Round Dance
Date & Time: Saturday, June 21 (Time TBA)
Location: To be announced
Cost: Free
More info: Follow AFCC channels for updates.
Ongoing & Month-Long Events
Speak Up! at Studio Bell
Date: Ongoing throughout June
Location: Level 3, Studio Bell, Calgary
Cost: Museum admission
More info: Exhibition featuring Indigenous artists driving social change across Canada.
Banff Centre National Indigenous History Month Events
Date: Various dates in June
Location: Banff Centre, partner venues in Banff/Canmore, and online
Cost: Free (registration required)
More info: Events include storytelling, film screenings, music, and more.
Plan Your Month of Learning & Celebration
Whether you join a sunrise walk, pick up a beading needle for the first time, or attend a powow, every action is a step toward understanding and reconciliation. If you can’t attend in person, explore Indigenous literature and film, learn more about the territory you live on, or support local Indigenous-owned businesses and artists.
Alberta Primary Care Networks recognize that reconciliation is part of health care. We’re committed to creating culturally safe spaces where every patient feels respected and heard.
Know of an event we missed? Let us know and we’ll keep the calendar updated!