
Mâmawin’towin: A Métis Kitchen Party is an acoustic concert experience inspired by the Métis kitchen party tradition—where music, stories, and community come together. The title Mâmawin’towin, meaning “together” in Michif, reflects the heart of the performance: gathering through music and shared story.
Co-led by celebrated Métis fiddler Alyssa Katrine and acclaimed Métis singer-songwriter Amanda Rheaume, the performance blends lively fiddle tunes with powerful songwriting and storytelling that bring Métis history to life. Joined by Danton Delbaere-Sawchuk (cello, guitar, vocals) and Kyler Tapscott (guitar, vocals), the ensemble creates a rich acoustic sound that moves seamlessly between spirited dance tunes and heartfelt songs.
At the centre of the show is the fiddle—an instrument that has long carried Métis stories across generations. Between songs, the artists share moments from Métis history and community life, inviting audiences into a warm and welcoming gathering.
The result is a joyful, powerful performance celebrating Métis music, resilience, and connection.
This is an opportunity to see these stellar performers together on stage presented in a family-friendly style that embraces neurodiversity and disability. Therapy dogs will be present, provided by One Health Partners.
November 7, 2026 from 10:30-11:30 AM
Meridian Hall
1 Front Street East, Toronto
Lower Lobby
Mâmawin’towin
Alyssa Katrine, fiddle, vocals
Amanda Rheaume, vocals, guitar
Danton Delbaere-Sawchuk, cello, guitar, vocals
Kyler Tapscott, guitar, vocals
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All Xenia Concerts are designed to welcome and support neurodivergent and disabled attendees to the best of our ability.
Xenia Concerts is committed to meeting the needs of our audience. If you have accessibility-related questions or want to request an accommodation, please contact Kalyce at kalyce.carter@xeniaconcerts.com.
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TO Live, The Lotus Centre, and One Health Partners
The Canada Council for the Arts, The Ontario Trillium Foundation, The Ontario Arts Council, The Toronto Arts Council, The Government of Canada, The Ontario Trillium Foundation, TD, The Metcalf Foundation, The TELUS Friendly Future Foundation, The Azrieli Foundation, Unity for Autism, The George C. Hunt Family Foundation, in honour of R.S. Williams & Sons Company Ltd., and Xenia Concerts donors.