Discover Kahnawà:ke Through Its Festivals, Culture and Traditions
Located just minutes from Montréal, Kahnawà:ke is a destination where culture, traditions and community are part of everyday life. Through its seasonal festivals, cultural events, local cuisine and community businesses, visitors are invited to discover a territory rich in history, heritage and authentic experiences.
With its restaurants, shops, artisans, cultural attractions and events presented throughout the year, Kahnawà:ke offers countless opportunities to experience Mohawk culture in a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Harvest Food Fest
October 1–31, 2026
Throughout the month of October, participating businesses showcase special culinary creations inspired by autumn flavours and seasonal harvests. This month-long food festival highlights local businesses while inviting visitors to discover the community through its food and traditions.
Harvest Food Fest Event
October 17, 2026
The highlight of the Harvest Food Fest, this special celebration brings together visitors, families, artisans and local businesses in a festive atmosphere that celebrates the culture, flavours and community spirit of Kahnawà:ke.
Holiday Craft Fair
December 2026
The holiday season is celebrated with the popular Holiday Craft Fair. Visitors can discover unique handmade creations from local artisans, meet community makers and find one-of-a-kind gifts in a festive and welcoming setting.
Maple Food Fest
March (Annual Event)
Each spring, maple-inspired flavours take centre stage in participating restaurants and businesses throughout **Kahnawà:ke**. Throughout the month of March, visitors can enjoy special maple-themed creations and experience one of the region's most cherished seasonal traditions.
Strawberry Food Fest
June (Annual Event)
June celebrates strawberry season with delicious creations offered by participating businesses throughout the community. This annual festival highlights seasonal flavours while showcasing local traditions and community spirit.
Echoes of a Proud Nation Pow Wow
July (Annual Event)
One of the most important cultural events of the year, the Pow Wow welcomes dancers, singers, artisans and visitors from many Indigenous communities. It offers a unique opportunity to experience Mohawk culture, traditions, music, arts and Indigenous cuisine in an authentic and welcoming environment.
Corn Food Fest
August (Annual Event)
Corn, one of the most important traditional foods in Haudenosaunee culture, is celebrated throughout the month of August. Participating businesses feature corn-inspired creations while the community event offers family activities, artisans and summer flavours for visitors to enjoy.
Plan Your Visit
Whether you visit for a food festival, a cultural event or simply to discover the community, Kahnawà:ke welcomes visitors year-round with experiences that showcase its culture, traditions and hospitality.
Discover the culture. Meet the community. Experience Kahnawà:ke.
