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Learn about Indigenous culture, history and more at this Canada Day livestream

The City of Surrey’s Canada Day aims to change the narrative and raise awareness of Indigenous culture, history, and more during its livestream. Virtual Surrey Canada Day is honoured to support local Indigenous and cultural groups in both programming and planning of the event and has lots in store for its show. With music, dance, and entertainment, let’s check out what the Virtual Surrey Canada Day has in store for us in 2021! 

Road Engine Dreams Via Virtual Surrey Canada Day

The virtual event will include a land acknowledgment from Kwantlen First Nation, as well as Indigenous cultural sharing from Semiahmoo First Nation, and Kwantlen First Nation. Plus, you’ll be treated to Indigenous cultural sharing including storytelling, Métis jigging, and Indigenous education from TikTok star Notorious Cree.

Tzokam Traditional Lil’wat Singers Via Virtual Surrey Canada Day

Presented by KPU, Virtual Surrey Canada Day will include two distinct showtimes. The first, ‘The Family Show’, will run from 10:30 AM to 12 PM and include things for people of all ages to enjoy. The evening show will take place from 6 PM – 9 PM, and will wrap the night with a firework finale.

Buffy Sainte-Marie via Virtual Surrey Canada Day

Now, what type of performers can you expect at this year’s event? Well, the headliners include major players include Buffy Sainte-Marie, Walk Off the Earth, Jim Cuddy, Bedouin Soundclash, and many, many more. There’s even a comedy segment by Erica Sigurdson! For the full lineup, click here!

Via Virtual Surrey Canada Day

And that’s not all, folks! Looking to win some $$$? Well, you can win up to $2,000 during the livestream! Watch the show on Facebook Live and answer the questions when promoted for a chance to win! Wait until the end of each segment for the grand prize!

Well folks, there you have it. Have fun celebrating the best country ever (in our opinion at least)!

VIRTUAL SURREY CANADA DAY

When: Thursday, July 1 at 10:30 am & 6:00 pm
Where: On Facebook and YouTube Live

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