Performing Arts Programs

Indigenous Voices on Tour

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Indigenous Voices on Tour brings Indigenous artists and their work to communities throughout Manitoba, creating opportunities for audiences to experience performances rooted in Indigenous music, storytelling and cultural expression.

Each tour pairs established Indigenous performers with emerging artists, with a focus on mentorship and intergenerational exchange. Performances are accompanied by workshops and opportunities for community dialogue.

The program includes school performances lasting approximately 30 to 45 minutes, preceded by an engaging arts activity.

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Our Tours

Explore the artists and tours that have brought Indigenous Voices on Tour to schools and communities across Manitoba.

Desiree Tour, Indigenous Voices on Tour poster

The Desiree Tour

Part of Manitoba Arts Network's Indigenous Voices on Tour program.

The Burnstick Tour poster

The Burnstick Tour

Burnstick · Farrah Dixon · Violent Affection

Heartfelt songwriting, storytelling, and community connection to classrooms across Manitoba.

Winnipeg · Swan Lake · Sandy Bay · Roseau River · Long Plain · Dakota Plains · Sioux Valley · Birdtail Sioux · Peguis · Brokenhead · Sagkeeng

The Murray Porter Tour poster

The Murray Porter Tour

Murray Porter · Elaine Bomberry · Lachelle Reanne

Music, storytelling, and community brought together across Manitoba through school performances and workshops.

The Kennie Henderson Tour

The Kennie Henderson Tour

Low Budget Rock Star · Sly Da Supastar · Darryl Buck · Arddie · Osani

Fall 2025

The Mitchell and Orvis Tour poster

The Mitchell & Orvis Tour

Mitchell Makoons · Orvis

Acoustic stories, humour, and warmth to classrooms across Manitoba, with mid-day performances and afternoon workshops.

Nelson Little

The Nelson Little Tour

Nelson Little

Spring 2025. Three-time MCMA award winner from Portage la Prairie.

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Bring an Indigenous Voices on Tour performance to your school or community.

The program includes school performances lasting approximately 30 to 45 minutes, along with an interactive arts activity.

Contact Manitoba Arts Network to discuss tour availability, dates and booking arrangements for your community.

Rhonda Head

Indigenous Program Coordinator

indigenousprogram@mbartsnet.ca

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