This year, Chinook Blast welcomed Authentically Indigenous, which hosted the Winter Frost: Indigenous Market.
The market featured more than 40 vendors and powwow dances throughout the night, celebrating Indigenous culture in Mohkinstsis.
Vendors showcased and sold a variety of work, including beadwork, paintings, and pottery.
Performers included Julia Whiteman and Alexa Whiteman, who captivated the crowd with their colourful regalia and traditional dances.
The event ran from 4 to 9 p.m. from Feb. 6 to 8.
Visitors enter the Winter Frost: Indigenous Market during Chinook Blast on Feb. 6, 2026, in Mohkinstsis (Calgary). PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
Vendors and patrons fill the venue as performances conclude during the Winter Frost market. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
Aurora of My Inuvialuit Scrunchies displays her handmade scrunchies at her vendor booth. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
Beaded jewellery by Chantelle from Pappiianok Beadwork is displayed. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
Pottery by Métis artist Corry Pepper of This Pepper Pottery is displayed at the market. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
Corey, a Cree artist from KS Creations, sits behind his display of magnets, wall art, and other handmade items. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
A crowd gathers near the stage as Julia Whiteman hands the performance over to Alexa Whiteman, during a traditional dance. PHOTO: FAITH NASLOVAR
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