About Event
The Together for Nature Tour brings Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities together through powerful stories, music and conversations centred on protecting nature. Featuring Indigenous artists, musicians and land protectors from across Ontario, including celebrated Inuk singer-songwriter Susan Aglukark, the tour highlights diverse voices inspiring positive change and environmental stewardship. Visitors can connect through shared experiences, gain new perspectives and celebrate the deep relationships between people, culture and the natural world.
Hosted by Ottawa Tourism
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