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The T'sasala Cultural Group shares Kwakwaka'wakw song, dance, and storytelling at the 'Namgis Big House in Alert Bay on Cormorant Island. Summer performances feature dancers in cedar-bark regalia and carved masks in roughly hour-long shows that pass on living cultural traditions. Rooted in the community, the group offers visitors a meaningful, firsthand introduction to Kwakwaka'wakw heritage. Its performances are a highlight of Alert Bay's rich cultural life and a chance to witness traditions carried across generations.
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