Dancers of Damelahamid Tickets

The Dancers of Damelahamid is a renowned Indigenous performance company rooted in the Northwest Coast masking and revival tradition. Founded in the late 1960s, the ensemble carries forward a rich lineage of ceremonial and theatrical dance under the leadership of Executive & Artistic Director Margaret Grenier. The company is known for immersive live theatre works and festival presentations that travel across Canada, illuminating coastal stories through dynamic choreography, intricate regalia, and multimedia storytelling.

In 2024–2025, the company showcases Raven Mother, a major multimedia production that honors Elder Margaret Harris. Premiered in fall 2024 at Cultch in Vancouver, Raven Mother has been staged across Canada during the 2024/25 season, reflecting the ensemble’s commitment to contemporary reinterpretations of traditional forms.

Beyond performances, Dancers of Damelahamid curates the Coastal Dance Festival (CDF) in partnership with the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) and the Anvil Centre. Since 2008, CDF has grown into a signature event, with the 18th edition planned for 2025. The company regularly appears at top venues and festivals, including Dance Victoria, Dance Works, and Jacob’s Pillow (featuring on-demand Raven Mother material).

The Dancers of Damelahamid invite audiences to secure seats for upcoming engagements in vibrant Canadian cities. While the group’s discography centers on live theatre work rather than studio albums, its performances are richly documented through festival programming, venue partnerships, and multimedia collaborations. Follow the company for updates and tour information via official channels and partner sites.

• Upcoming 2025 Coastal Dance Festival: March 4–6 at the Museum of Anthropology (UBC, Vancouver) and March 7–9 at the Anvil Centre (New Westminster).
• Notable past and current projects include Raven Mother (2024–2025) and a longstanding festival presence at Dance Victoria, Dance Works, and Jacob’s Pillow (digital access to Raven Mother material).
• Executive & Artistic Director: Margaret Grenier, continuing a legacy of Northwest Coast masked dance revival and cultural storytelling.

Connect with Dancers of Damelahamid via official social channels for the latest news, tour dates, and behind-the-scenes insights. We’ve got you covered for dependable access to Indigenous performance in the Pacific Northwest and across Canada.