Manito Ahbee Festival

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General Information
Company Name
Manito Ahbee Festival
Founded Year
2005
Location (Offices)
Winnipeg, Canada +1
Founders / Decision Makers
Number of Employees
6
Industries
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Funding Stage
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Manito Ahbee Festival - Company Profile

Manito Ahbee Festival is an annual celebration of Indigenous arts, culture, and music in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Founded in 2005, the festival hosts a range of events including the Indigenous Music Awards, International Pow Wow, Indigenous Music Conference, Indigenous Marketplace and Trade Show, Getting Jiggy With It, Art Expo, Art Challenge, and Youth Education Day, all traditionally held in May. The festival's mission is to unify, educate, and inspire by honoring Indigenous culture and heritage, in alignment with the sacred Manito Ahbee site. This site, significant in traditional Indigenous culture, is known as "where the Creator sits." The festival's name was bestowed in ceremony and represents an opportunity for Manitobans and visitors to come together in a spirit of honoring Indigenous culture and the seven sacred teachings. The vision of Manito Ahbee is to lead in sharing Indigenous culture and heritage with the world. As a celebration for all people, the festival aims to unite residents and visitors, providing an authentic experience to honor and celebrate Indigenous traditions.

Taxonomy: Indigenous arts and culture celebration, Music festival, Indigenous Music Awards, International Pow Wow, Indigenous Marketplace and Trade Show, Art Expo, Youth Education Day, Sacred site heritage celebration, Cultural education and inspiration, Indigenous cultural transformation, Art and music conference, Community unity and inclusivity

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