Celebrate National Indigenous Peoples Day weekend with two outstanding performances from acclaimed Indigenous artists Celeigh Cardinal and Wyatt C. Louis. Presented by Lodgepole Arts Alliance, these events bring Indigenous music and storytelling to audiences in Wolfe Island and Kingston.
Whether you’re looking for an intimate concert experience or a vibrant festival atmosphere, these performances offer an opportunity to experience contemporary Indigenous music from two of Canada’s most compelling artists.
Celeigh Cardinal at Hotel Wolfe Island
Saturday, June 20, 2026 | Hotel Wolfe Island
JUNO Award-winning singer-songwriter Celeigh Cardinal has become one of Canada’s most celebrated Indigenous musicians. Known for her soaring vocals, heartfelt songwriting, and captivating stage presence, Cardinal’s music blends folk, pop, and soul influences to create deeply moving performances.
Her award-winning album Boundless Possibilities explores themes of resilience, healing, and hope, connecting with audiences across Canada and beyond.
Join us at Hotel Wolfe Island for an unforgettable evening of live music in an intimate setting.
Event Details
- Saturday, June 20, 2026
- 8:30 pm -10:00 pm
- Hotel Wolfe Island
- Tickets available through Hotel Wolfe Island
Wyatt C. Louis at Skeleton Park Arts Festival
Sunday, June 21, 2026 | Skeleton Park Arts Festival
On Sunday, Lodgepole Arts Alliance joins Skeleton Park Arts Festival in welcoming Cree singer-songwriter Wyatt C. Louis to the Main Stage.
Drawing inspiration from folk, country, and Americana traditions, Wyatt’s music pairs rich melodies with thoughtful songwriting that explores identity, family, grief, and belonging. His debut album Chandler has earned national acclaim and established him as one of Canada’s most exciting emerging artists.
Wyatt will perform as part of the 21st annual Skeleton Park Arts Festival, a free community celebration featuring music, arts, and activities throughout the weekend.
Event Details
- Sunday, June 21, 2026
- 4:00 pm (on the Main Stage)
- Skeleton Park Arts Festival, at McBurney Park, Kingston
- Free Admission
About National Indigenous Peoples Day Weekend
National Indigenous Peoples Day is a time to recognize, celebrate, and engage with the histories, cultures, and ongoing contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples. Across Canada, communities gather to honour Indigenous creativity and strengthen connections through arts, culture, and shared experience.
Lodgepole Arts Alliance’s programming for this weekend highlights contemporary Indigenous music and storytelling, centring Indigenous artists and their creative practices across a range of performance settings. From intimate concert experiences to larger community festival stages, these events reflect a commitment to supporting Indigenous-led programming and expanding opportunities for audiences to engage with Indigenous arts.
Presented in partnership with Hotel Wolfe Island and Skeleton Park Arts Festival, this weekend of programming brings together artists, communities, and audiences in spaces that foster connection, reflection, and celebration through live music.