The 5th Annual stɑl’əw̃ Pow Wow Brings Traditional Drumming and Dance to Langley This September

The 5th annual stɑl’əw̃ Pow Wow returns to Langley Sept 11–13, 2026, with traditional Indigenous drumming, singing, and dancing open to all.

This September, the Langley Events Centre becomes a gathering space for one of the region’s most meaningful cultural celebrations: the 5th annual stɑl’əw̃ Pow Wow.

Running September 11–13, 2026, the pow wow brings traditional Indigenous drumming, singing, and dancing to Metro Vancouver, with organizers describing it as a space built around the healing power of those traditions — and one that’s explicitly open to everyone, not just community members.

Pow wows have long served as more than performance — they’re spaces of cultural resilience, intergenerational teaching, and community healing for Indigenous nations across Turtle Island, often bringing together dancers, drummers, and families from many different nations in one place. An event like this one, hosted right in Metro Vancouver and welcoming the wider public, is a genuine invitation to witness those traditions firsthand rather than read about them secondhand.

A detailed hour-by-hour schedule wasn’t confirmed at post time — check the Langley Events Centre’s own event page closer to September for the full day-by-day program.

Have you been to a pow wow before, or would this be your first? Either way, mid-September in Langley just got a lot more worth the drive.

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