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About Kebaowek First Nation

Welcome to the Kebaowek First Nation venue hub in Kipawa, Quebec. Our community hosts a range of events at the Kebaowek Community Hall, Anicinabe Mikana Cultural Centre, and the newer Cultural Building at 112 Ogima St. Whether you’re here for Kipawa CountryFest, the Annual Board Rally, or other gatherings, we’ve got you covered with practical details to help you secure your seats, plan your visit, and make the most of your time in Kipawa.

From street parking at outdoor festival venues to nearby lodgings and dining options, this page provides clear, reliable information for attendees. We highlight affiliate hotel and restaurant partners to simplify your planning while keeping the experience straightforward and stress-free. If you’re visiting from North Bay or other parts of Quebec or Ontario, you’ll find practical routes and local tips to enjoy Kipawa’s community events with ease.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address for main venues: Kipawa/110 Ogima Street, Kipawa, QC, J0Z 3R1 (Kebaowek First Nation).
  • Primary indoor venues: Kebaowek Community Hall and the Anicinabe Mikana Cultural Centre (100 Ogima St) with a newer Cultural Building at 112 Ogima St.
  • Main event: Kipawa CountryFest, a 3-day outdoor country music festival held annually in Kipawa (Kebaowek), typically at 110 Ogima St.
  • Parking and seating: Kipawa CountryFest uses street parking with no reserved seating; wristbands are required for entry and there is no early entry or assigned seats.
  • Transit/access: The community is located about 80 km west of North Bay and is accessible by road via Highway 63 (North Bay) and Highway 101 (Ville-Marie).
  • Notable events hosted: Kipawa CountryFest (headliners vary by year); Annual Board Rally (mid-July) at the Kebaowek Community Hall and Kipawa Lake.
  • Nearby lodging: Miwapanee Lodge (1100 Miwapanee Road, Kipawa) and Kipawa Lodge (lake-area cabins) are common regional stays for visitors.
  • Renaming/notes: The First Nation is officially Kebaowek First Nation; it is also known historically as Eagle Village First Nation.