This weekend, an evening of music and Indigenous creativity takes over Revival as Indigenous Grooves returns for its fifth year on October 8th.

Presented by FabCollab and curated by the Miigwech Collective, the event brings an Indigenous electronic dance party, concert, and pow-wow celebrating urban Indigenous culture.

This year’s edition features an all-Indigenous, women- and gender-diverse lineup spanning DJs, hip-hop, singer-songwriters, and dance, giving audiences a chance to experience a range of contemporary Indigenous voices and sounds.

The 2026 talented lineup includes:

• Siibii, the 2026 Juno-nominated singer-songwriter from Mistissini, Quebec
• Diogañhdih, the Mohawk hip-hop artist from Syracuse, New York
• Layla Staats, the Mohawk musician, activist, and filmmaker from Six Nations
• DJ Kookum, known for her work with Snotty Nose Rez Kids
• DJ KIMIWVN, representing Toronto’s local scene
• Marta Orellana, hosting the evening
• Five dancers, bringing movement and expression to the programme

Beyond the performances, guests can explore an Indigenous arts and crafts marketplace, discover unique finds from artisans and small businesses, and connect with the makers behind them.

Curated by Cotee Harper, Rosary Spence and Tamar Ilana of the Miigwech Collective, Indigenous Grooves celebrates Indigenous women and gender-diverse artists through an evening of live performance, cultural discovery and dance. Tickets are available here, with a pay-what-you-can option available.

As always, you can keep up with all the fun happenings in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area on efosa.

Indigenous Grooves Toronto

When: October 8th, 7:00 pm

Where: Revival, 783 College St., Toronto

Admission: Ticketed. PWYC