A week of revisiting Indigenous works from the past. Where the past meets the present. How do these works reflect their time?
The 2-Spirit Cabaret is back for its 9th edition! Join Native Earth Performing Arts and Buddies to celebrate the strength, beauty, and talent of queer.
Paprika Festival is a 25-year old performing arts company that offers emerging artists and arts administrators access to paid opportunities, mentorships, and much more.
White Girls in Moccasins is a hilarious and poignant reclamation story that world-hops between dreams, memories, and a surreal game show.
What is UPU? UPU is a body of poetry that comes from our Ocean.
This two hour workshop is focused on an exploration and investigation of the relationship between place, land and our own landscape/body.
Two dance pieces will be presented in a single evening. Niimi’iwe means “s/he dances” in Anishinaabemowin (Ojibwe).
Brooke is perfectly content with her job selling cigarettes to the local fisherman at her uncle’s convenience store on the Rez.
Weesageechak Begins to Dance is a two-week festival showcasing new works and works-in-development by Indigenous artists across Turtle Island and beyond.
We warmly invite you to Native Earth’s 3rd Community Gathering Fire on October 19, 2025.
Cian Parker (Ngāpuhi) is an award-winning performer, writer, theatre maker, performer and producer. A Maori artist workshop.
