Southcentre Mall

This June, Southcentre Mall invites the community to take part in our sixth annual Indigenous History Month celebration a month dedicated to honouring the history, culture, resilience, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples.

This year’s celebration is centered around connection: to stories, to tradition, to creativity, and to the Indigenous artists and performers helping bring the experience to life.

At the heart of the display is THE DOOR(S) an interactive installation that invites guests to step into moments of reflection, discovery, and learning. Each door becomes an entry point into a deeper conversation about perspective, memory, identity, and the stories that shape us.

Throughout the month, visitors can explore the display in Sporting Life Court, experience cultural performances, and support Indigenous artists and makers during our three-day Indigenous Artisan Market.

What does a door represent? A beginning, a memory, a question, a moment of change?

This year’s interactive display invites guests to move through THE DOOR(S) and reflect on the stories, perspectives, and connections that shape our understanding of Indigenous history and culture.

Designed to be engaging and thought-provoking, the display creates space for visitors of all ages to pause, explore, and experience Indigenous History Month in a meaningful way.

Meet and support Indigenous artists, makers, and entrepreneurs during our three-day Indigenous Artisan Market.

With eight vendors featured each day and a rotating lineup throughout the weekend, guests will have the chance to discover handmade goods, artwork, traditional pieces, and Indigenous-owned businesses while connecting with the creators behind them.