CHON-FM is live on location from June 28 - July 4 at the Adäka Cultural Festival at the Kwanlin Dün First Nations Cultural Centre in downtown Whitehorse
Sorry, it looks like we can't show this photo album.The Adäka Cultural Festival was launched in July 2011, with a mission to develop and deliver a world-class, iconic festival that showcases, celebrates, and fosters the development of Yukon’s diverse and distinctive First Nations arts and culture.
Adäka means “coming into the light” in the Southern Tutchone language. The Festival is committed to shining a light on the creative spirit of Yukon First Nations people, helping to preserve and revitalize our arts and culture, while inspiring artists and youth to take pride in their heritage and communities.
With unique opportunities like Adäka our artists will undoubtedly continue to set new standards of quality and excellence in the arts and cultural sector!
Join CHON-FM's hosts Elaine Shorty and Chuck Hendrie from the The Adäka Cultural Festival with daily updates, broadcasts of live performances from the "Longhouse" stage at the Kwanlin Dün First Nations Cultural Centre.

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