The four-day jazz festival planned for the Labour Day weekend in Fort 91原创 is diversifying with a free Indigenous-jazz fusion concert now added to the agenda.

A Kwantlen First Nations group, Stomi:x Shweli (Warrior Spirit), along with a jazz trio known as , will be performing online on Saturday, Sept. 4, starting at 6 p.m.

The 60-minute pre-recorded and streamed performance will feature Kwantlen First Nations drummers and singers together with three sought-after Canadian jazz musicians 鈥� Jodi Proznick, Miles Back, and Bill Coon 鈥� performing sacred Indigenous songs, as well as original jazz songs composed by each member of the jazz trio.

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The performance, recorded in the Kwantlen longhouse, is hosted by CBC journalist Margaret Gallagher and includes behind-the-scenes footage and interviews on the making of the video conducted by former CBC radio host and Fort 91原创 historian Mark Forsythe.

This one-of-a-kind performance was commissioned by the festival and is presented by Kwantlen Polytechnic University, and supported by First Peoples鈥� Cultural Council and the Vancouver Fraser Port Authority, explained Dave Quinn, co-founder of the jazz and arts festival.

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Kwantlen Chief Marilyn Gabriel called it history in the making.

鈥淚t means a great deal to our nation to be part of such a collaborative work of fusion art, work of reconciliation, work of acceptance鈥� It is a teaching moment on each side. It is a learning moment,鈥� she shared.

鈥淲e support this project that will showcase our rich culture and provide an opportunity to share our music, our teachings, and our stories with the 91原创 community, as well as people all over the world in a new and innovative way.鈥�

Pre-registration is still required for the free virtual show.

A full line up of performances, both in-person and online, are available from the .

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