Project Description
Tribal Vision Dance
Visions of Turtle Island – Virtual or In-Person Performance
Explore First Nations history and traditions in Tribal Vision’s high-energy performance! The artist will explain the history and significance of their dances and illustrate the cultural experience of First Nations peoples in Canada. This show is an introduction to the powwow culture of North American Indigenous people. Join the artists for an interactive Q&A to learn more about their regalia, dances, and First Nations history.
First Nations Dance – In-Person Workshop
Students will be moving and dancing for the duration of this high energy dance workshop. They will learn about the history and meanings of the dances that they participate in.
Curriculum Connections
Meaning and symbolism of First Nations stories, dance and regalia
Respect and responsibility for the natural world
Cross Curricular Connections
Equity & Inclusion
Experiential Learning
Indigenous Education
Teacher Resource
Booking Details
School Fee – Virtual Performance: $548.00 + HST
Audience Size (Virtual): 500
School Fee – In-Person Performance: $1,037
Audience Size (In-Person): 300
Grades: K-12
Language: English
Availability: Limited Year-Round
School Workshop Fee – In-Person: $457 + HST
Workshop Size: 30
Grades: 1-8 (Also available for High Schools)
About Tribal Vision Dance
Tribal Vision Dance is a family dance troupe from the Six Nations of the Grand River Territory. The group is comprised of champion singers and dancers with a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with young audiences and families to build a deeper understanding and appreciation of First Nations culture.