These beautiful lands have been home to us since Kwäday Kwädan “long ago people” times. As you venture through these lands, we invite you to listen, learn, and experience our culture to help you create your own Yukon stories and memories.
A celebration of Indigenous arts and culture, shining light on a stunning range of traditional and contemporary visual and performing artists.
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The Yukon is home to an exciting range of cultural, heritage and outdoor experiences that will get you out on the land, into our heritage, and hearing our stories first hand.
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Learn about Indigenous artists living in the Yukon, techniques used, and traditions passed down through generations.
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Absorb the beauty and stories through captivating performances and art by Indigenous artists living in the Yukon. Hold a piece of Indigenous art and experience a deep appreciation and understanding of the process, time, emotion and hard work that went into it. Each piece is one of a kind. Each piece tells a story. We create to share our cultures. Come be inspired with us!
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Yukon is home to an exciting range of cultural, heritage and outdoor Indigenous experiences that will get you out on the land, into our heritage, and let you hear our stories first hand. Our cultures are beautiful. Our cultures are strong. Let us share them with you. Come experience with us!
Some Elders tell of the beginning of the world long, long ago when Crow (Raven) brought light to the people. Others tell of Game Mother who stretched a sinew net across four mountain peaks near Carcross and brought all the animals into the world. Visit and listen to our stories – the ones that give us strength for now and all future times.
As you travel our rivers and highways, you will follow the ancient pathways of our people, see the animals, mountains and valleys we love, experience the clean air, rich aromas and vibrant colours of our everyday world. While we share many common traditions, each of our 14 First Nations has its own special places and voices. We invite you to connect with us and feel the pulse of our people and our land as you journey through it.
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Calvin Morberg comes from the Dak’lawèidí (eagle clan) of the Inland Tlingit Nation. Calvin pursued carving to capture his native heritage and its rich carving traditions.
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George Roberts has been making his handcrafted knives for over 30 years. His combination of quality steel and ornate handles made of exotic wood, bone, antler, stone and even fossilized mastodon make his knives a thing of beauty.
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Blake Shaá'koon Lepine brings a wealth of multi-cultural heritage to his art, with Tlingit, Hän, Cree and Scottish blood coursing through his veins.
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Yukon First Nations Culture and Tourism Association
1-1109 Front Street (White Pass Building)
Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A-5G4
Phone 867.667.7698
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