Welcome to Saskatchewan!We can’t wait to welcome you to the 2025 ICCA Kisik Gathering, happening November 12–15 in Regina and Saskatoon, Saskatchewan! This year marks a powerful milestone—20 years of Indigenous Curatorial Inclusion. Since 2005, ICCA has been building space, voice, and visibility for Indigenous curators and arts workers across Turtle Island. Let’s come together to honour this legacy and imagine what the next 20 years can hold. Tonight we are having a Cinq a sept (5 to 7) at PAVED Arts & AKA Artist-run. 424 20th St W, Saskatoon, View Map Tomorrow Morning at 9am, Thursday November 15th, we will be meeting at the Remai Modern. 102 Spadina Crescent E, Saskatoon, View Map We will be waiting for you to pickup your Passes and Welcome package at SaskTel Theatre, Level 2. If you like to download our Program, please click here We look forward to seeing you. Miigwech, Dave Krouse, Gatherings Coordinator and the ICCA Board and Staff. |
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Accessibility Information |
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The ICCA is committed to making the Gathering as inclusive and accessible as possible.- Mobility Access: All venues (PAVED Arts, Remai Modern, and MacKenzie Art Gallery) are wheelchair accessible with barrier-free washrooms and elevators.
- Seating: Reserved seating is available for Elders and those with accessibility needs.
- Interpretation: [TBD — e.g., ASL/LSQ or French/English simultaneous interpretation if confirmed].
- Quiet Zones: Dedicated quiet/rest areas will be available in both Saskatoon and Regina venues.
- Dietary Needs: Meals and refreshments will accommodate a range of dietary restrictions. Please note any requirements when registering.
- Support: If you need additional accommodations, please contact gatherings@icca.art before October 15, 2025.
We may have sessions designated Indigenous-only for open sharing on sensitive topics. These will be clearly marked in the program so non-Indigenous participants can plan accordingly. In all other sessions, we encourage everyone to participate, listen, and engage in ways that honour Indigenous voices and experiences. |
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Pharmacy- Shopper’s Drug Mart – Midtown Plaza 201 1st Avenue South (inside Midtown Mall) · Daily 10 am – 8 pm
Coffee Shops - Junior Café — 339 Ave A S
- HomeQuarter Coffeehouse & Bakery — 405 Avenue B S #110
Restaurants - Hearth Restaurant — 102 Spadina Cres E (inside Remai Modern)
- OEB Breakfast Co. — #101, 409 3rd Ave S
- Food & Beverage — 226 2nd Ave S
- Las Palapas — 910 Victoria Ave
- Loqui — 312 Ave C S
- UNA Pizza + Wine — 707 Broadway Ave
- Odla — 801 Broadway Ave
- Primal — 423 20th St W
Open Late - State & Main — 475 2nd Ave S #100
- Cathedral Social Hall — 608 Spadina Crescent E
- POP Wine Bar — 334 20th St W
Gifts - Wanuskewin Collective — 870 Broadway Ave
Activities and Points of Interest Close to Remai Modern - Meewasin Valley Trail (river pathway)
- Ukrainian Museum of Canada – 910 Spadina Cres E
Downtown - Historic Delta Bessborough Hotel – 601 Spadina Cres E
- Midtown Plaza Mall – 201 1st Ave S
- Scotiabank Theatre Saskatoon – 347 2 Ave S
Broadway - Shops and restaurants between 12–8 Street
University of Saskatchewan - College Art Galleries – 107 Administration Pl
Riversdale - Shops/restaurants on 20th St between Idylwyld and Ave
- Magic Lantern Roxy Theatre – 320 20th St W
- AKA & PAVED Arts – 424 20th St W
Outside the City - Wanuskewin Heritage Park – RR 4, Penner Rd
- Berry Barn – 830 Valley Rd
- Paradise Beach – RR 3063
- Black Fox Farm & Distillery – 245 Valley Rd
- Poplar Bluffs Conservation Area
- Cranberry Flats Conservation Area
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Saskatchewan Indigenous-Owned Businesses |
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| Food & Beverage Saskatoon: - Minihkwe Brewing
2815 Lorne Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7J 0S5
Saskatchewan’s first Indigenous-owned brewery, offering a variety of craft beers in a welcoming atmosphere. - Bannock Express
1205 22nd St W, Saskatoon, SK S7M 0S6
A popular eatery incorporates Indigenous ingredients and bannock into every dish. Offers dine-in, take-out, and delivery services.
Regina: - Venue B Coffee Lounge & Events 110 – 2300 Dewdney Ave, Regina, SK S4R 1H5 A 100% Indigenous-owned coffee lounge, catering service, and event venue, supporting local Indigenous businesses.
Clothing & Gifts Saskatoon: - Silver Wolf Trading Post
109 – 2553 Grasswood Rd E, Saskatoon, SK S7T 1C8
An Indigenous-owned arts and crafts retail shop featuring local First Nations crafts such as jewellery, moccasins, mukluks, and other giftware. - Indigenous 1st Designs
3510 8th Street East, Saskatoon, SK
Offers a variety of items created by local Indigenous artisans, including paintings, handmade jewelry, apparel, accessories, and home decor. - Awasis Boutique
870 Broadway Ave, Saskatoon, SK S7N 1B6
An authentic Indigenous business that creates products for babies, children, and adults, adding style, comfort, and culture to wardrobes.
Regina: - Sage Bear Wellness Products
1077 Graham Rd, Regina, SK S4N 5Z5
An Indigenous-owned business creating organic skincare and wellness products, blending traditional healing practices with modern skincare.
Beauty & Wellness Services Saskatoon: - Pretty Young Thing Studios
226 Avenue C S Unit C, Saskatoon, SK S7M 1N2
An Indigenous-owned studio offering creative arts workshops and products, including apparel, prints, and accessories.
Regina: - Miyosiwin Salon Spa
434 Broad Street, Regina, SK S4R 1X3
An Indigenous-owned salon offering top-tier hair and spa services, welcoming everyone to celebrate their uniqueness. - Tangles Hair & Beauty Salon
1325 Broadway Ave, Regina, SK S4P 1E5
A full-service Indigenous-owned salon offering a range of beauty services in a welcoming environment.
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We’ll be posting updates and behind-the-scenes moments from Kisik via our newsletter and socials. Make sure you’re following us and signed up so you don’t miss a thing. |
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| Kisik 2025 is made possible with the support of the Canada Council for the Arts, Saskatchewan Arts Board, and the ongoing dedication of our members, staff, and volunteers. 🧡 Questions or need support? Email us at: info@icca.art
Let’s gather, honour the past, and ground ourselves for the next 20 years of Indigenous Curatorial Inclusion. See you in Saskatchewan for Kisik 2025! |
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A reminder to our institutional members: Organizations at the ‘Allies’ and ‘Star Allies’ membership levels can post career opportunities directly to our curatorial network. This exclusive benefit offers a targeted platform to connect with highly qualified candidates while enhancing your organization’s visibility within the field.
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Un rappel à nos membres institutionnels : les organismes des niveaux d’adhésion Ally et Star Ally peuvent publier leurs offres d’emploi directement au sein de notre réseau de commissaires. Cet avantage exclusif offre une plateforme ciblée qui vous met en lien avec des personnes candidates hautement qualifiées et augmente la visibilité de votre organisme dans le milieu. |
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Donations Please consider donating to the Indigenous Curatorial Collective, every dollar we receive goes towards supporting Indigenous arts communities and ensuring our ongoing strength as an organization. |
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Dons Considérez faire un don au Collectif des commissaires autochtones, chaque dollar que nous recevons sert à soutenir les communautés artistiques autochtones et à assurer notre force continue en tant qu’organisme. |
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