Turtle Island Festival

Celebrate Indigenous music, culture, and history with powerful performances, including Jessa Sky, workshops, a fashion show, traditional foods, and more—all on the unceded lands of the Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh Territory.

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About the Event:

The Turtle Island Festival is the largest Indigenous music festival across Turtle Island, celebrating Indigenous culture, music, and community. This event features electrifying performances from artists like Dakota Bear, Logan Staats, and Jessa Sky, alongside youth showcases and workshops that highlight the next generation of talent. Enjoy traditional foods, explore the Indigenous marketplace, and experience the Decolonial Fashion Show. With a focus on healing and cultural expression, this festival is more than entertainment—it’s a celebration of Indigenous resilience and creativity.

Event Highlights:

  • Celebration of Indigenous Culture and Music: Turtle Island Festival returns as the largest Indigenous music festival across Turtle Island! This event honors Indigenous creative culture and community through performances, workshops, food, and art.
  • Unforgettable Performances: From leading Indigenous hip-hop artists like Dakota Bear & LandBack Records to powerful singers like Logan Staats and Jessa Sky, the stage will be filled with electrifying performances that amplify Indigenous voices.
  • Youth Showcase: Celebrate the next generation of talent with the Youth Showcase, featuring performances by Kaydance, $ Bake, DJ Deadly Kid, Talon, and more, all guided by Table Tutors.
  • Workshops and Learning: Dive into workshops presented by Land Back Healing Society and other talented artists, fostering a deeper understanding of Indigenous culture, music, and healing.
  • Fashion Show: Immerse yourself in Indigenous fashion during our Decolonial Fashion Show, highlighting the creativity and style of Indigenous designers.
  • Indigenous Market: Explore the Indigenous marketplace brought to you by Decolonial Clothing. Discover a diverse range of art, jewelry, clothing, and more—all crafted by talented Indigenous creators.
  • Community Feast: Enjoy traditional foods with a Community Feast by Sundance & Sons and Bannock Busters, serving up delicious meals for everyone to share.
  • Emotional Resonance:This festival is more than just entertainment—it’s about connecting with community, celebrating Indigenous strength, and sharing our truths through music, art, and culture.

Ticket Information:

General admission is free, but VIP packages are available! Early Bird VIP tickets include a Decolonial merch package, a meet & greet with select artists (to be announced), and special access to the after-party at Biltmore Cabaret from 10PM-2AM.

All proceeds from VIP ticket sales will go to support Land Back Healing Society's Youth Music Program RISE, helping empower Indigenous youth through music.

Organizer

Organizer: Land Back Records

Date

Start:
August 24, 2024
End:
August 24, 2024