By Spruce River Folk Festival

Raising awareness for landless Indigenous bands

Spruce River Folk Festival

Jul 25, 2019 | 1:46 PM

The tenth annual Spruce River Folk Festival is a family-friendly cultural event held annually to raise awareness of landless Indigenous bands in Saskatchewan.

This Festial is held at beautiful Spruce Home, just 20 km north of Prince Albert on Hwy 2.

Proceeds and donations go towards the Stoney Knoll Fund, established by Mennonite Central Committee. (Check out Reserve107thefilm.com for more of the story.)

This is a day of good food, great entertainment, and new friends-all for an important reconciliation cause in Saskatchewan.

Pipe ceremony at 10 am.
Keynote address at 11 am.
Music begins at 1 pm.
Silent auction.
Food booths, fun for the kids, and more!

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Admission: $10, or $20 for the family.

Visit www.spruceriverfolkfest.com for more details.