Discover a world of events, led by Indigenous businesses.
Empowering Indigenous excellence in events means creating spaces where culture, creativity, and community thrive together. We’re building a vibrant hub. It will bring Indigenous-owned businesses in the event industry into the spotlight. These include talented caterers and performers. It also highlights decorators, artisans, and service providers. Our vision is to create space and opportunities for Indigenous entrepreneurs to connect, grow, and showcase their talents.
This is just the beginning — stay tuned for exciting updates.
Cakes and Desserts
Chad Goldfard
Chad is the creative mind behind Chaddie Cakes, crafting decadent desserts, stunning cakes, and unique custom creations made to order. From elegant celebration cakes to mouth-watering sweet treats, every bite is made with care and artistry. 🍰✨
📧 Email: Chaddiecakes.co@gmail.com
📷 Instagram: @chaddie_cakes
Ribbon Skirt Maker
Amber LaPlante
An Anishinabe Ikwe from Little Saskatchewan First Nation (Treaty 2) and mother of two, designs stunning ribbon skirts in styles such as: A-Line Shape, Straight Cut, Paper Bag Waist. She adds unique touches like Ribbon Drops, Bow Ties, Pockets, Zigzag Ribbon, Fully Stacked styles, Ric Rac, Bias Hems, and Specialty Ribbons—blending vibrant colors, textures, and high-end materials in every piece. Her joy shines when she sees her creations worn in the community 👗🎀 ✨
📧 Email: Laplante.amber24@gmail.com
📷 Facebook: Lirio de Los Valles
🎵 TikTok: Amberlita Mendoza
Nuna Events
Joanie Masak – Founder & CEO of Nuna Events
Nuna Events is an eco-friendly event planning company focused on creating sustainable and culturally enriching experiences. Specializing in corporate retreats, exclusive galas, and intimate gatherings, Nuna Events incorporates Inuit culture into every detail of event planning. Our goal is to blend elegance with eco-consciousness, making each event memorable and environmentally responsible ✨
🌐 Website: www.nunaevents.ca
📧 Email: joanie@nunaevents.ca
📷 Instagram: @nunaevents
📘 Facebook: Nuna Events
📞 Phone: (204) 250-3365
Turtle Island Projects
Clayton F Sandy – Founder
The Turtle Island Project is an action-oriented exercise designed to transform society’s negative perception of Indigenous peoples and engage in reconciliatory action. Their workshops are designed for Non-Indigenous, Newcomers and Canadian-born. They create a safe place for open dialogue and have conversations to debunk myths and misinformation about Indigenous people. They also provide Land based Training Services for the corporate business community, governments, organizations, universities and schools.
📧 Email: claytonfsandy@gmail.com
📞 Phone: (204) 698-6881
Snapfox Photo Booth
Jordan and Brittany McKay
Indigenous owned company located in Winnipeg & Thompson, they work with their clients to create a unique photo booth experience and capture memorable moments with friends and family. They have custom props and friendly staff, that bring guests together for a fun, interactive photo experience.
🌐 Website: SnapFox Photo Booth – Photo Booth, Unlimited Prints
📧 Email: snapfoxphoto@hotmail.com
📷 Instagram: @snapfox_photobooth
📘 Facebook: The SnapFox Photobooth
📞 Phone: (204) 509-2824
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