The Wabanaki Confederacy Singers

The Wabanaki Confederacy Singers 
Opening Gala

Type of Art:  Music

Dates: Sept 14th @ 6pm

Location: Halifax Central Library – Paul O’Regan Hall

Wabanaki Confederacy are a Northern Powwow styled singing group based out of Eastern Canada. This group strives to blend a traditional style of Mi’kmaq singing with a more current style of Northern Powwow. Wabanaki translated roughly means “People of the First Light.” The name of their group was chosen out of respect for their ancestors who suffered and strived to fight for their existence and life as they know it today.

Wabanaki Confederacy is a group made up of family men who take pride in promoting their eastern tribe cultural teachings, while learning and sharing other teachings from tribes throughout the globe. Their goal: creating more cultural awareness of their teachings while still maintaining an inspiring and fun atmosphere through song and dance. Although they are a newer singing group, their singers have over 15 years of experience singing powwow throughout Canada and the United States.