2011 DATE TBA
APTN presents Aboriginal Day Live

Aboriginal Day Live 2010
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010

To all the people who tuned in to Aboriginal Day Live on APTN; to everyone who watched it online; to every member of the huge crowds at the live events in Winnipeg and Ottawa; to all the amazing performers...

Thank you for making
Aboriginal Day Live 2010
Canada's biggest celebration of
National Aboriginal Day!

We're already working to make Aboriginal Day Live 2011 even bigger and better, so stay tuned for updates on next year's locations and lineup.

2010 Flag Contest Winner Announced!
Thursday, June 17th, 2010

Congratulations to Dylan Willet, winner of the 2010 National Aboriginal Day Live Flag Contest! Find out more here.

Aboriginal Day Live 2010 lineup/locations announced!
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010

The locations and lineup of performers for Aboriginal Day Live 2010 have been finalized, and it's worth the wait!

Once again, Canada's biggest National Aboriginal Day celebration will take part on two stages, one in Winnipeg, Manitoba, and one in Ottawa, Ontario. Each stage has its own star-studded lineup of performers!

The Forks in Winnipeg, Manitoba

• Chantal Kreviazuk (contemporary singer/songwriter and pianist)
• Keith Secola (award-winning folk & blues rocker, composer and producer)
• Don Amero (singer/songwriter)
• Red Power Squad (performance artists)
• Jana Mashonee (GRAMMY nominated eight time Native American Music Award winning singer/songwriter/author/actress)
• Tumivut (Inuit throat singing and contemporary music group)
• Hosted by Nathaniel Arcand (from North of 60) and Patrice Mousseau (co-anchor of APTN National News)

Victoria Island in Ottawa, Ontario

• DJ Mad Eskimo (Inuit music meister)
• Digging Roots (Juno Award-winning artists)
• Inez (pop sensation)
• Lucie Idlout (celebrated Inuit singer/songwriter)
• Plex (hip hop artist, emcee, lyricist and producer)
• Kinnie Starr (Juno Award nominated singer/songwriter)
• Hosted by Don Kelly (star of Fish Out of Water) and Jennifer Podemski (from MOOSE TV)

Tune in to the live broadcast on APTN and APTN HD across Canada starting at 7:30 p.m. Central Time. Those in the Winnipeg and Ottawa areas can attend the event; it's free of charge and open to the public. The pre-show will begin approximately 7 p.m. and a fireworks display will take place in Winnipeg at the show's conclusion. Make sure to bring your lawn chair and close out this annual Aboriginal Day celebration with a bang!

Aboriginal Day Live 2010 is coming!
Thursday, April 15th, 2010

Stay tuned, because we'll be announcing this year's locations as well as the names of the performers who will be a part of Canada's biggest celebration of National Aboriginal Day.