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a young brown-haired white woman wearing a pink dress plays an acoustic guitar and sings into a microphone

an audience of around a hundred people, some seated and some standing, some with food and drink

a cast of seven actors on stage performing in front of a live audience

two white women, one with curly red hair, the other with wavy dirty blonde hair, sit with books in their hands, both listening to an unseen speaker off left

an audience of about twenty people facing three male actors seated at a table and a male playwright standing behind a lectern

three female musicians in formal dresses sit at music stands with their string instruments under warm lighting

a man sits on a wooden crate, playing a guitar while a woman stands at a portable grill

a white woman with long blonde hair wearing a black and white checkered shirt stands in front of a wall covered in art work, speaks with a second woman with her back to the camera

a dimly lit museum gallery with round white tables in the foreground, a stage in the background and a large group of people seated between

people stand at various tables covered in art work arranged around the perimeter a brightly coloured room

around 30 people stand at round cocktail tables in a museum gallery, eating, drinking and chatting

a six foot table decorated in fall colours with an assortment of meats, cheeses, breads and spreads

a woman sits at a table laden with a variety of work made by local and regional Indigenous artists and artisans

a woman stands between two stage sets, a cold, decrepit looking cottage on the left and a warm, inviting cottage on the right

a bearded white man wearing a black and red checkered shirt looks at a beautiful black woman with long black hair, her hands up and an intense expression on her face

a group of about fifteen people sit around a table in a conference room

about 15 people sit in an informal circle, with a stage in the background

a woman and a man stand in front of an inflatable archery range holding bows and arrows

a white woman with brown hair wearing a red dress, stands smiling beside a banner that says "The Tamarack Festival"

The Tamarack Festival takes place in Treaty 9 territory, on the unceded land of the Mattagami First Nation, Flying Post First Nation, and Matachewan First Nation, home to many Ojibway, Cree, Oji-Cree, Algonquin and Métis people.

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©2024 by The Tamarack Festival

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