September 14th-17th: Noon: Literary Workshops, Gord Grisenthwaite
September 17th-20th: En Plein Air Competition
September 18th: Drum Circle for Artists led by Veronica Johnny, 4:00pm to 6:00pm, followed by a hot dog BBQ
September 19th & 20th: Art Installations at Fish Point & Lighthouse Point
September 19th, 10am-1pm: Indigenous Artisan Fair & Seed Swap Workshops:
Kylie Pehtategoose, Beginner Beading
Louise Warner-MacDougall, Copper Working
Veronica Johnny, Family Eco-Art Workshop
September 19th, 2pm: Land Based Teaching, Carrie Ann Peters
September 19th, 6pm: Live Literary Performances
Gord Grisenthwaite
Christine Miskonoodinkwe-Smith
Nathan Niigan Noodin Adler
September 14th-20th: Art Installations Creation
The Quarry, Don Russell & Sarah McCullough
Harrow Farm Field, JP Longboat & Patricia Fell
September 20th, Noon: En Plein Air Competition Awards
Sunday, September 20th, 6pm: Live Performance & Community Feast
September 14th to 20th, 10:00am (except September 19th, 9:00am): Yoga At The Legion led by Lynn Tiessen and Lois Armstrong (attendance limited to Coming Together and Flutter Fest Artists)
Flutter Fest creates an accessible, outdoor, community migration celebration through live multi-disciplinary performances and exhibitions by professional artists and artists’ residencies. Residencies ensure the artists are embedded in the community they serve, and promote future collaborations across genres.
Coming Together: a collaborative arts based reconciliation celebration will take place September 14th–20th, 2026, prior National Day of Truth and Reconciliation on Pelee Island, Lake Erie, and include artists’ residencies, live performances, workshops, and an Indigenous Artisan Fair & Community Seed Swap.
The long-term goal of Stone & Sky is to replicate this model in future years with multiple collaborations between Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists. To encourage engagement and ensure accessibility, all Flutter Fest & Coming Together events are free.
Stone & Sky Music & Art Series 