An Elvis concert in Saugeen First Nation is set to be held Thursday afternoon in support of the First Nation’s amphitheatre restoration project.
The event is set to go at 4 p.m., August 21st and features world champion Elvis impersonator Steve Michaels.
Admission is by donation. All proceeds go to the amphitheatre restoration project.
The project at the historically significant site includes the installation of drystone walls, walking paths, gathering areas and gardens with a focus on the restoration of indigenous plant knowledge and medicines. The area also has Indigenous burial sites. The gardens, called the Gzhe-Mnidoo Gi-Ta-Gaan (Saugeen First Nation Creators Garden) will be designed around an interpretation of the Seven Grandfather Teachings.
The event is being presented by the Kewaquom sisters and the Saugeen First Nation Independent Business Association.
Everyone is encouraged to bring their lawn chairs and their friends to 6 Cameron Drive.
The Saugeen First Nation Independent Business Association’s night market will also be going on there, featuring local vendors.