Weesageechak 36 will present a celebration of new Indigenous theatre, dance, and multi-disciplinary creations with highlights including: who will save the night sky by Philip Geller, a one person show about gathering star stories for community, blending aspects of puppetry and clown with performances November 7 and 16; pieces by Animikiig Creators Unit artists Jennifer Alicia Murrin and Montana Adams on November 9, a theatre piece about the importance of intergenerational knowledge transmission; The Cave That Hummed A Song by Trina Moyan on November 11, a story birthed out of traditional oral story keeping with the late, great Lee Maracle about blood memory and women taking their rightful place in society; and Dreamer & the Turtle by Dakota Ray Hebert on November 15, a play about an outspoken and adventurous girl named Dreamer on a mission to save her tribe.