Pow Wow etiquette dictates that no pets are allowed on the grounds out of respect.

Exceptions will be made for service animals when the owner can show appropriate documentation.

If registering early this can be done online via the EventBrite link on the Curve Lake website (launching Summer 2024). We will not accept personal cheques. We will accept certified money order, cash or credit card. Please contact Christine at SETCoordinator@curvelake.ca to arrange payment.

Yes. Area accommodation info will be posted shortly.

We do not provide security guards at night, but we do have our First Nation community police on notice to patrol the area.

No. Curve Lake First Nation is not responsible for any lost, damaged, or stolen goods. We do our best to prevent such issues but there are no guarantees.

There is our First Nation police who does patrol the community.

Vendor booths are 10′ x 10′.

If you do require more space, you may purchase an additional booths (space permitting) at an extra cost.

Yes, you can set up your tent behind your booth if there is sufficient space to allow.

Please respect our environment. DO NOT dump your garbage, cooking oil, or any other type of refuse on the Pow Wow grounds, or anywhere else on the First Nation.

There are garbage bins provided on the Pow Wow grounds. We do not have disposal facilities for cooking oil, and it is YOUR responsibility to take it when you leave!

The ideal set-up times is the day before the Pow Wow begins (Friday, September 20), or prior to 9:00am on the day of the Pow Wow (Saturday, September 21).

To ensure the safety of all visitors, no vehicles are allowed through the Pow Wow grounds after 10:00am.