Events 2006

1st Annual Dreamspeakers Golf Tournament

Join us at the 1st Annual Dreamspeakers Golf Tournment, August 24 at Indian Lakes Golf Club.

Entry Fee: $150 per person, or $600 per Team
Includes Green Fees, Cart Rental, Steak diner and entertainment

Hurry! Only the first 28 paid teams will be accepted.

$25,000 Hole-In-One Cash Prize
plus
Hole Contests and Prizes!

To register or sponsor a hole, call the Dreamspeakers office at (780) 378-9609, or contact us by email. All proceeds go to promoting Aboriginal Arts, Culture & Heritage.

Opening Night Gala

Celebrate the start of the 2006 Dreamspeakers Film Festival at the Opening Night Gala. This year's opening feature is Gil Cardinal's Indian Summer: The Oka Crisis.

Youth Day

Thursday, June 8 will be the featured "Youth Day" of the Festival with entertaining and informative sessions for young storytellers, filmmakers, and actors. Youth (ages 15-20) will benefit from an outstanding lineup of events including: four films, two actor workshops, two agent workshop, guest speakers, and door prizes. This year we've added a Two-minute Video Contest for a cash prize (only registered participants are eligible and video submissions must be received by May 15, 2006). The film presentations and workshops will be held at the Stanley A. Milner Library and Citadel Theatre with an amazing ticket price of only $50.00 for the entire day.

Limited to 250 participants. Contact Doreen Cardinal at (780) 378-9609 for more information or to register.

Download our 2006 Youth Day registration and consent forms.

Film Industry Career and Trade Fair

Film industry trade fair featuring industry professionals including government, private industry, trade guilds, and industry associations.

Walk of Honor Gala

Dreamspeakers Festival Society proudly extends an invitation to an exclusive evening with actors, directors, producers, municipal, provincial, and national politicians and the public as we gather together to raise funds for the Aboriginal Walk of Honour in Edmonton – a legacy of the Aboriginal Peoples who helped establish the foundation of this country.

This year's featured performer is Country star Charlie Major. Tickets are $125 each, or a table of ten for $1250.