Established in 2021, the Indigenous Edmonton Entertainment Group Association (IEEGA) is a non-profit organization with a vision to create prosperous relationships with ne another by celebrating cultural similarities and differences.

IEEGA will expand upon the success of the 2022 K-Days celebration and move forward in areas such as:

  • An annual professional Indigenous rodeo

  • An annual international Powwow

  • An annual Family Day Folk-a-Rama, presenting cultural festivities experiences of foreign and Indigenous cultural communities of Edmonton, bringing adventure and wonder into the local public eye.

The Indigenous Edmonton Entertainment Group Association recognizes that we are on the traditional territories of Treaty Six, and specifically the traditional lands of the Enoch Cree and Papaschase Treaty Nations.

We also acknowledge the homelands of our Métis and Inuit brothers and sisters.


Get ready to immerse yourself in a captivating journey of culture and heritage as the 2024 K-Days Exposition proudly embraces the extraordinary vibrancy and diversity of Indigenous traditions. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of Edmonton and Alberta, this highly anticipated event promises an unforgettable celebration of the indomitable spirit, immense strength, and boundless talent of the Indigenous people.


With each passing year, the K-Days Exposition continues to push boundaries by showcasing the rich tapestry of traditions that have shaped the Indigenous community. As you step foot into this cultural extravaganza, you will be transported to a world where ancestral rituals blend seamlessly with contemporary expressions. From mesmerizing dance performances that tell timeless stories to awe-inspiring art exhibitions that portray the essence of ancient wisdom, every aspect of the event reflects the resilience and beauty of Indigenous heritage.


Embark on a sensory journey and savor a plethora of flavors that embody the culinary brilliance of Indigenous cuisine. Indulge your taste buds in unique delicacies and ancient recipes that have been passed down through generations, perfectly combining traditional ingredients with modern gastronomy. Feel the rhythm of the beating drums as you witness captivating musical performances that reverberate with an energy that transcends time itself, entrancing both young and old, bridging gaps and fostering understanding.


Discover the wealth of artistic creativity showcased at the Exposition, where talented Indigenous artisans bring their one-of-a-kind creations to life. Adorn yourself with intricately designed jewelry, woven garments that tell stories through their every thread, and mesmerizing pottery that captures the spirit of the land. Engage in interactive workshops and immerse yourself in hands-on experiences that honor the ancient traditions, providing glimpses into the Indigenous way of life and fostering a profound appreciation for their enduring legacy.


The 2024 K-Days Exposition aims to foster a spirit of unity and inclusivity, inviting everyone to join in this momentous celebration of Indigenous culture. Together, let us gather under the open skies of Edmonton and Alberta, learning, laughing, and embracing the profound cultural tapestry that weaves us all together. Let this be a catalyst for understanding, a stepping stone towards a more harmonious future, celebrating the vibrant and diverse Indigenous heritage that is deeply woven into the very fabric of our nation.

IEEGA Board of Directors

  • Lyle Donald

    Lyle Donald

    PRESIDENT

    Lyle was born and raised in Edmonton, Alberta. Coming from a proud family of traditional Métis dancers, Lyle has been involved with 5 generations of Métis Dance and music. Throughout the years, Lyle has worked in the community for Métis Child and Family Services, AMMSA, Native Counselling Services, the Edmonton Aboriginal Seniors Centre and sat as the President of the Metis Nation of Alberta (1993-1996), and managed many Indigenous showcases for Northlands, the Edmonton Metis Traditional Dancers and has volunteered as a board member for Oteenow for the past six years.

  • Melanie Omehino

    Melanie Omehino

    VICE PRESIDENT

    Melanie Omeniho is a descendent of the historical Métis community of Lac Ste Anne and is a proud member of the Métis Nation of Alberta. Melanie received the Queen’s Jubilee Medal in recognition for her work in education, Aboriginal youth and advocating for families involved with Children Services. Omeniho is currently working with Women of the Métis Nation (WMN) on a national level to address and represent the issues that impact Métis women.

  • Martha Campiou

    Martha Campiou

    BOARD MEMBER

    Martha Campiou is a community driven leader with a strong relationship to the land and people within the city of Edmonton with a history that goes back many years. Martha has always carried a deep connection to her culture, bringing respect and understanding into the education system. Campiou was involved in creating local programming to teach kids about cultural values through the White Braid Society and as President of the Edmonton Native Friendship Centre.