February is Indigenous Storytelling Month in Saskatchewan. During the winter months, the tradition of First Nations and Métis storytelling is fundamental to pass on knowledge from generation to generation, sharing culture, history, teachings, spirituality, and language.

Events and Resources for Indigenous Storytelling Month 2022:

• Indigenous Storytelling at the Regina Public Library

• Indigenous Storytelling Month at the Saskatoon Public Library

• February Indigenous Storytelling Month at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum  |  Videos: Elder Hazel shares traditional stories.

• Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal People (LSSAP) – Storytelling Events 2022 

• CBC Radio: Saskatchewan Weekend with Shauna Powers (Episode on February 5, 2022: Prof. Solomon Ratt shares Cree stories learned as a child)

• Indigenous Storytelling Month – Stories through Stone with Lyndon Tootoosis on February 23, 2022, hosted by the Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild. Register here.

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