For 25 years, Stomperfest has shown off outstanding indigenous musicians and dancers - and this year will be no different.
The annual three-day festival kicks off Friday night at Reedy Creek, near Kinosota.
Organizer Arnold Asham is excited for this year's show to begin, especially their lineup for Saturday night.
"Donelle Leahy is married to Natalie McMaster, and Donelle and I think three of the kids are coming. So it is going to be an incredible show. That will be Saturday night just before the fireworks. And the Asham Stompers are on before that as well."
Desiree Dorion, the Chris Barker Band, Nelson Little, and the Ivan Flett Memorial Dancers are among some of the other performers over the weekend.
Tickets will be available at the gate at a cost of $130 each.
Asham says if you are coming to the festival, be sure to bring a lawn chair and your camper, as there will be plenty of camping space on site.
