Saturday Music and Dance at Sakewewak Stage in Holy Rosary Park
4pm Kawacatoose Dance Troupe
Kawacatooose Boys Singers and Dance Troupe is a family group who travel together, sharing cultural songs and dance through the heartbeat of Mother Earth. They are an intergenerational family group who range from 2 years of age to 73 years old. They have travelled throughout Saskatchewan, sharing and spreading a positive message of hope and healing.
4:30pm Studio PSQV
Studio PSQV is a pop-rock band comprised of students from Laval High School, playing a mix of covers and original music.
5pm Pile of Bones Brass Band
The Pile of Bones Brass Band are a Regina-based, New Orleans-influenced brass band. They have been a fixture of the Regina and Saskatchewan music scene for over 15 years. Their music is a mix of funk, R&B, jazz, and pop with a street-beat style that echoes the spirit of New Orleans during Mardi Gras!
5:30pm Fada Dance
FadaDance is a vibrant hub in Regina’s Heritage community—where studio and innovative troupe come together to spark creativity and belonging.
From dynamic classes for all ages to bold, immersive performances, FadaDance breaks barriers and brings contemporary dance to life.
Rooted in inclusivity and individuality, it nurtures every dancer’s journey with passion, curiosity, and a fearless love of movement.
6pm Melody McArthur
Melody McArthur is a multi-award-winning singer, songwriter, and actor from Northern Alberta, Canada Treaty 8 Territory. Melody is set to release her seventh studio album, The Gospel Truth, in 2026.
7pm Wolf Willow
Wolf Willow is a ten-piece band that sounds like what would happen “if Dick Dale had joined Loretta Lynn’s band and made a wall of sound album inside the Grand Ole Opry.” Soul of Slippery Butte, their new full-length album, is the much-anticipated follow-up to 2021’s critically praised Old Guitars & Shooting Stars. Soul of Slippery Butte takes the best of Old Guitars, swaps the sensitivity for swagger, and combines pop-adjacent arrangements with compelling stories and timeless melodies.
8pm Teagan Littlechief
Teagan Littlechief, from White Bear First Nation, is a dynamic country rock artist with a voice that captivates and a spirit that inspires. Known for a multi-octave range and commanding stage presence, Teagan has made a name for herself as one of Canada’s leading Indigenous country music musicians.
9pm Indigo Joseph
After taking an extended hiatus, the wait is over, and Indigo Joseph is back with a new EP “Something Shiny” coming summer 2026, and the group is ready to hit the stage once again.
10pm Drezus
Drezus has been a staple in the Indigenous music scene for over fifteen years. Born in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and from the Muskowekwan and Cote First Nations, respectively, Drezus has opened up a new world that combines traditional Anishinaabe and Nehiyaw teachings with hip-hop music and expression.
He credits his growth and perseverance through life’s challenges to the creative arts. He won five Indigenous Music Awards from 2013-2015, was nominated for a Juno in 2009, and most recently won a MTV Video Music award for “Best Fight Against the System” in 2017 with Taboo of The Black Eyed Peas. In 2019, he appeared on the acclaimed Paramount Network TV series, “Yellowstone” alongside Kevin Costner in Season 2. His latest release, “Where They At” is a collab with Snotty Nose Rez Kids and was released in October 2020.
