February is Indigenous Storytelling Month. During the winter months, the tradition of storytelling is a cherished gift and important tradition to pass on knowledge from generation to generation, sharing culture, history, teachings, spirituality, and language. Let’s join together to celebrate, honour, and enjoy the rich tapestry of Indigenous cultures through the vibrant oral tradition of storytelling.

Click here for Events and Resources – Indigenous Storytelling Month 2024:

• Library Services for Saskatchewan Aboriginal People (LSSAP) Committee – Storytelling Events 2024   

• Métis Nation–Saskatchewan storytelling page on the Métis Gathering site

•  Regina Public Library Indigenous Storyteller in Residence 

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

• The Saskatchewan Writers’ Guild is offering online events via Zoom during the four Wednesdays in February from noon until 1:00 p.m.

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