Celebrate the history and vibrant culture of Yukon’s Francophone community!
Proclaimed in 2007 by the Government of Yukon, Yukon Francophonie Day is celebrated each year on May 15. This day offers an opportunity to recognize the history and contributions of the Francophone community to the development of the territory.To mark the occasion, we invite you to take part in a dynamic program featuring activities for all ages—live music, complimentary refreshments, and a festive atmosphere that celebrates a unique and cherished culture.
• Free admission to the MacBride Museum for the entire Yukon community
• Temporary exhibition on Yukon's Francophonie
• Treasure hunt and colouring activities for children
• Face painting for children
• Live performance by Dentdelion
• Bar service and taco bar by Compadres Burritos ($)
• Complimentary snacks, drinks, and desserts
• Access to outdoor patios
• Speeches and presentation of the Exceptional Commitment Award
Hailing from Whitehorse, Dentdelion offers a musical journey inspired by the raw beauty and wild freedom of the North. Rising quickly on the Canadian Francophone music scene, the quartet creates poetic soundscapes where intimacy meets the untamed, through rich textures and subtle arrangements.
Kayléanne Leclerc
Project Officer, Community Relations and Social Media
867 668-2663, ext. 850
relations@afy.ca
Government of Yukon
MacBride Museum
La société d'histoire francophone du Yukon (SHFY)
Les EssentiElles
L’Aurore Boréale
Please note that photos may be taken during the event and used for promotional purposes.