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This past year marked a period of growth, grounding, and momentum for the Indigenous Resurgence Project (IRP). Through gatherings, workshops, collaborations, and opening of the community-focused Stínesten Gallery, we strengthened connections between artists, sector professionals, and community members across disciplines and generations. This year in review reflects both the visible milestones and the quieter, foundational work that sustains our vision—relationship-building, t

The DIS//CONNECT: Remembering the Red Bridge in Time exhibition brings community together through art, memory, and connection The #2141 Steam Engine beneath the Red Bridge. Photo courtesy of the Kamloops Heritage Railway. KAMLOOPS, BC—The Indigenous Resurgence Project (IRP) is proud to announce the opening of a major group exhibition honouring the memory and legacy of the Red Bridge, opening January 10, 2026 and running until February 12, 2026. Featuring work by over 20 artis

Photo of Red Bridge captured by Teresa Rush. Kamloops, BC – We are pleased to announce The DIS//CONNECT: Remembering the Red Bridge in...

Stínesten Gallery, an Indigenous-owned and operated art space dedicated to supporting underrepresented Indigenous artists, is proud to announce its official opening on October 24th, 2025 at 140 Laburnum Street on the Kamloops’ North Shore.

Playwright Laura Michel strives to support scholars studying Secwépemc language.

June is National Indigenous History month, a time we actively encourage people to engage and participate with the many different Indigenous cultures we have across the land we call Canada. Below is a collection of public events that offer the opportunity to learn, experience, and celebrate Indigenous cultures and histories.

Background Photo: "Weaving Wisdom" mural by Evan Christian and Andrew Klotz at Katherine's Place, 560 Tranquille Rd. About the Project:...

A Vision Rooted in Community, Creativity, and Mentorship Stínesten Gallery Logo, designed by Cai Brown. Inspired by the traditional cedar...

2024 OVERVIEW 2024 marked the second year of independent operation for the Indigenous Resurgence Project (IRP). Without outside...

Are you a self-identifying Indigenous artist residing in the BC Southern Interior region? Are you passionate about supporting artists and...

2023 OVERVIEW This year has been a whirlwind of excitement and filled with plenty of partnerships. In 2023, the IRP ran independently and...

It's that season again to support local, small business in British Columbia! Another year, another awesome gift guide featuring...

The highly-received, cross-cultural concert will be hosted again this September at the Tk'emlups Powwow Arbor. July 29, 2023 Music for...

A list of upcoming or on-going Indigenous Exhibitions in the Interior. Looking for some local activities and spots to visit this summer?...

2022 was an exciting year filled with many milestones and events, and lots of new friends and partnerships. Join us as we look back at...

Anishinaabe artist shares his interactive board game on Truth and Reconciliation. In 2017, Anishinaabe artist Darin Corbiere was a...

We are quickly approaching the holiday season and now's the perfect time to be searching for some awesome gifts. There are so many...

The annual SMALL//works and Art Exposed exhibitions at the Kamloops Arts Council at the Old Courthouse Gallery return for another year,...

Justene Dion-Glowa is a non-binary, Kamloops-based Metis author who is sharing their story through poetry in their debut collection,...

For thousands of years, the wild salmon have been the most important Indigenous food, and cultural and ecological keystone species in BC,...