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Create your own playlists and discover a vast musical repertoire of Indigenous artists on Nikamowin!
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Create your own playlists and discover a vast musical repertoire of Indigenous artists on Nikamowin!
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In the Atikamekw language, Waskapitan means "let's come together," a call for encounter, dialogue, and respect between peoples. This is precisely what the event offers: a vibrant space where cultures, knowledge, and communities meet.
A unique, inspiring, and engaging experience awaits you.
3:30 PM - Classical violin concert presented by the Lanaudière Festival at the Edward Thibeault Art Museum of Joliette Echaquan opening for Tara-Louise Montour
5 p.m. - Site opens, Louis-Querbes Park
6 p.m. - Concert | Big Spirit, John Metza, Laura Niquay, Q052 and traditional dances.
A rich and immersive program:
- a special concert highlighting Indigenous artists from the classical music scene;
- artists from several Nations;
- spaces for cultural exchange;
- an enhanced traditional culinary offering;
- creative workshops for the whole family;
- booths featuring Indigenous artisans;
- and a range of participatory activities that will foster discovery, understanding, and sharing.
Location: Parc Louis-Querbes, Joliette
From 5 PM
Free and open to all
For us, Waskapitan is much more than an event. It's a time for gathering where cultures shine, voices rise, and connections are forged. It's also an opportunity to celebrate, learn, and share together.
We look forward to seeing you there! Ekoci pe icakw!
Nikamowin