From Woodland Cultural Centre's media release:

Dwadę’nyota’ Shęh nigaęno’dę:s – We Celebrate Our Music An Indigenous-Led Multi-Artist Concert in Partnership with Seeing Red Media

Brantford, ON, March 2, 2026 - The Woodland Cultural Centre in partnership with Seeing Red Media invites community members and music lovers to Gathering Place by the Grand for Dwadę’nyota’ Shęh nigaęno’dę:s We Celebrate Our Music, an Indigenous led multi artist live concert celebrating the depth, diversity, and creative power of Indigenous music today. This dynamic evening brings together established and emerging Six Nations artists for a thoughtfully curated showcase. Each performer will present a short set, creating a high energy program and seamless audience experience that highlights the many genres and voices shaping contemporary Indigenous music.

Date: Saturday March 21st, 2026 Time: 7pm - 11:30pm (Doors open at 6:30pm) Location: Gathering Place by the Grand, 2593 Chiefswood Rd, Ohsweken, ON N3W 2G9 Capacity: 450 guests

Admission: Entry by donation (non-ticketed event) The evening will feature performances by: • Shub • Derek Miller • Lacey Hill • Semiah • Josh Miller • Bluegrass Band • Six Nations Women’s Singers • Sky Dancers • James Wilson • Logan Staats • Murray Porter • Jace Martin • Keris Hill • The Healers This is a non-ticketed event with entry by donation. All contributions will support Dwadę’nyota’ Dwaga:’shǫ:’ǫh We Celebrate Our Stories, the capital campaign of Woodland Cultural Centre to build a new Museum, Arts and Cultural Centre. This future focused space will be dedicated to Indigenous arts, music, language revitalization, history, reconciliation, and cultural education. Rooted in storytelling, community, and legacy, Dwadę’nyota’ Shęh nigaęno’dę:s We Celebrate Our Music aligns with the spirit of the Juno Awards by amplifying Indigenous voices while investing in the spaces that will sustain Indigenous creativity for generations to come. Community members, media, and visitors are encouraged to arrive early as capacity is limited.

Contact Information: Alysha Longboat Capital Campaign Coordinator, Woodland Cultural Centre campaign@woodlandculturalcentre.ca