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Connecting Food, Culture, Community & Economy

Event Date coming this week
Khowutzun Heritage Centre | Duncan, BC
9 a.m.–5 p.m. daily — provisional
America/Vancouver

Why Attend

For generations, Indigenous peoples have built relationships, communities and economies around food. The Indigenous Food Gathering brings those connections together in a contemporary setting.

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Join First Nations, harvesters, growers, fishers, knowledge holders, chefs, entrepreneurs, institutions and partners to explore how Indigenous food systems can strengthen culture, community wellbeing and economic opportunity.

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​Connect with Indigenous food leaders, producers, businesses, buyers and partners. Learn from communities and entrepreneurs already creating solutions. Explore practical pathways across harvesting, food sovereignty, production, processing, procurement, trade, culinary experiences and opportunities for future generations.

Who Should Attend

  • First Nations leadership and economic development teams

  • Harvesters, fishers, hunters and growers

  • Knowledge holders, Elders and youth

  • Indigenous chefs, caterers and restaurateurs

  • Food and seafood entrepreneurs

  • Processors, distributors and supply-chain partners

  • Institutional buyers, retail, hospitality and tourism

  • ​Community food, health, research and government partners

Interested in Supporting the Indigenous Food Gathering?

Our events are made possible through the generosity of partners who believe in what we're building together. If your organization is looking for a meaningful way to connect with Indigenous economic development — whether through an upcoming event or a longer-term partnership — we'd love to have a conversation.

 

Every partnership we form is bespoke, shaped around your goals and ours.

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Susanne Bitzer

604-717-1738 susanne@indigenous.travel

Looking for some help booking travel?

 

Indigenous Travel Services can help! Their team provides seamless, personalized arrangements—including flights, accommodations, and ground transportation—while delivering culturally mindful service for delegates traveling from near and far.

 

For bookings or inquiries, contact Susanne and let Indigenous Travel Services handle the details so attendees can focus on connecting, learning, and celebrating.

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