Matriarchs Uprising

05/29/2026

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Email from O.Dela Arts Society Where You Go returns to the stage on June 11th and 12th at Vancouver's Firehall Arts Centre for the Dancing on the Edge Festival; a stage and festival dear to my heart a

05/20/2026

Matriarchs Uprising is going on tour--and we're stopping in Kelowna!

Presented by and , Matriarchs Uprising – Indigenous Women Dancing Stories of Transformation features performances by Olivia C. Davies, Sophie Dow, and Samantha Sutherland; Talking Truths Circle Conversations; and two workshops at Rotary Centre for the Arts in Kelowna.

Inclusive pricing is available for all events, which are happening on June 15-16.

Learn more and get your tickets at: innerfishperformance.ca

📸: Sophie Dow in journals of adoption. Photo by Chris Randle

02/17/2026

Guess what?! Our Festival merch has officially arrived! 🛍️💃
Stop by the Festival Store this week and grab your merch before it's sold out! From cozy hoodies to stylish tees, there’s something for everyone - don’t miss your chance to take a piece of the Festival home with you. ✨

Located near the entrance at every festival event, the Festival Store opens 30 minutes before each evening performance and 15 minutes before workshops and classes. See you there!

📷: featuring our administrative manager extraordinaire Éléonore Benedetti

02/16/2026

Have you seen us around town? 👀

If you have, post a selfie and tag us. You'll be entered in a draw to win 2 tickets to the show of your choice!

02/15/2026

crawling comes ᎭᏫᎾᏗᏢ Hawinaditlv (underneath), showing next week at the Matriarchs Uprising Festival.

About the film:
ᎭᏫᎾᏗᏢ Hawinaditlv (underneath) - A dance film about the never-ending conversation between our everyday small homes above and our great shared earth home beneath.

About the artist:
ᏄᏫᏓᏱ Maura García (non-enrolled Cherokee/Mattamuskeet) is an award-winning Dancer specializing in Performance, Dance-making and Facilitation. Recognized as a 2025 Finalist for the Dance/USA Fellowships to Artists program, Maura inspires people to liberate themselves through vibrant performances that channel the sensual rhythms of the natural world. She has toured throughout the United States, Canada and Australia, sharing her dance in theaters, nightclubs, museums, Urban Indian Organizations, universities, private events, and site-specific outdoor performances. Maura's artistic vision is to heal by making more space for joy in the world.

🎟️ Watch ᎭᏫᎾᏗᏢ Hawinaditlv (underneath) and other IndigiDance on Screen films for free on our website: matriarchsuprising.com