Spruce River
Folk Festival
Thanks to all who came out
to make 2023's event
a great success!
The SRFF is on hiatus for now.
Stay posted for news, and
check out this 2025 update on
the Reserve 107 story.
The Spruce River Folk Festival is a cultural event held annually to raise awareness of Treaty Lands Justice in Saskatchewan. The acclaimed documentary Reserve 107: Reconciliation on the Prairies was partially filmed at a past Folk Fest. The film was underwritten by the Stoney Knoll Fund administered by MCC Saskatchewan. Proceeds from SRFF will be added to the Fund.
Come and enjoy good music & food.
Learn more about reconciling important Indigenous land issues in our province.
Admission: $10 at the gate
$20 for families
2023 Schedule
Pipe Ceremony: 10 am
Elder Henry Felix
Land Issues Speakers: 11 am
Gary LaPlante (Reserve 107 update)
Ed Benoanie (the North of 60 Settlement)
Lunch, Silent Auction open: 12pm
bannock burgers, fish & chips
Silent Auction raised over $2000!
Come and enjoy good music & food.
Learn more about reconciling important Indigenous land issues in our province.
Admission: $10 at the gate
$20 for families
2023 Schedule
Pipe Ceremony: 10 am
Elder Henry Felix
Land Issues Speakers: 11 am
Gary LaPlante (Reserve 107 update)
Ed Benoanie (the North of 60 Settlement)
Lunch, Silent Auction open: 12pm
bannock burgers, fish & chips
Silent Auction raised over $2000!
Musical Line-up
1pm O'Kraut
2pm Wilma Groenen
3pm Violet Naytowhow
& Lily Naytowhow
4pm Strong Sisters
5pm Larry Krause
6pm Chief Bart Tsannie & Gabriel
Sound by Josh Palmer
Silent Auction closed: 6pm
Sunday, August 13
Worship service: 11am
speaker: Rev. Roger Bird
Potluck meal: 12pm
The Spruce River Folk Fest
is a family friendly event.
Thank-you to the sponsors
and supporters of SRFF 2023:
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