Arts

Information about projects and programs in Aboriginal dance, performing arts, visual art, new media, film and video; Sleeping Buffalo Internet Radio Project. With aboriginal links and bulletin board.
http://www.banffcentre.ca/Aboriginal_Arts/

Information on the multi-disciplined Aboriginal festival, performing and visual arts, fashion show, lacross competition, teaching sessions and music awards.
http://www.canab.com/

Supplies an informational directory on Canadian culture. Includes links to sites on geography, associations, history, arts, writers, native studies, Québec studies, libraries, museums and indexes.
http://lucking.net/canlinks/

Information about the annual Curve Lake Powwow in the Kawartha Lakes region of Ontario includes tips for visitors on what and what not to do.
http://www.curvelakefn.com/powwow.htm

The Montreal First Peoples' Festival offers aboriginal arts and cultural events as well as educational activities.
http://www.nativelynx.qc.ca

Native Women in the Arts fosters the artistic careers of Aboriginal women in the performing arts, literary arts and publishing, visual arts, and community development projects.
http://www.nativewomeninthearts.com/

The New Canoe is a weekly Aboriginal arts and cultural television series that focuses on Canadian First Nations, Metis and Inuit dancers, singers, musicians, actors and artists.
http://www.thenewcanoe.ca/

Official Web site of the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation in Old Crow, Yukon. News, history, legends, photos, videos, audio clips, maps, music and recipes.
http://www.oldcrow.ca/

An education and development centre for the arts of all disciplines and cultures based in rural Nova Scotia. Offers programs for youth, adults and professional artists in the visual and performing arts as well as an Aboriginal art program. Program information, gallery descriptions and exhibit information.
http://www.artscentre.ca/

Sâkêwêwak Artists' Collective is a multi-disciplinary arts organization. It ensures that contemporary First Nations artists are provided with the space and environment to develop their artistic practices.
http://www.sakewewak.org/