Kettle and Stony Point Pow Wow

The Kettle and Stony Point Pow Wow is a vibrant annual celebration of Indigenous culture and Anishinaabe traditions held near the shores of Lake Huron in southwestern Ontario. Hosted by Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, the pow wow brings together dancers, drummers, artisans, and visitors for a meaningful gathering focused on music, ceremony, storytelling, and community spirit. Visitors can enjoy traditional drumming competitions, colourful regalia, Indigenous food vendors, and handcrafted artwork while learning about the spiritual significance of pow wow traditions and ceremonies within First Nations communities. The event also provides educational opportunities that encourage respectful engagement with Indigenous culture and history. Located near beautiful beaches and natural landscapes along Ontario’s west coast, the pow wow is often combined with outdoor recreation, camping, and regional tourism experiences throughout Lambton County and Lake Huron communities. The welcoming atmosphere and strong sense of community make it a memorable experience for visitors of all ages. Whether you are attending your first pow wow or seeking authentic Indigenous tourism experiences in Ontario, the Kettle and Stony Point Pow Wow offers an unforgettable celebration of heritage, music, dance, and community connection.