International Day of the Celebration of the Solstice in 2023

Today's summer solstice has been a day of celebration in Indigenous cultures for generations. First Nations, Inuit and Métis cultures are celebrated every June 21 as National Indigenous Peoples Day. Learn more: https://t.co/btMgGp7Xan #ChildrenFirst #Reconciliation #TRC https://t.co/SVmyIfYOTK

— Children First (@children1stca) June 21, 2023

Today is National Indigenous Peoples Day, also known to many as the summer solstice. This is a time for celebration and knowledge-building around the rich diversity, history and experiences of Indigenous Peoples and communities. 🔗 https://t.co/AcYKsIPWv6 | #NIPD 🧡🪶 https://t.co/iccDVDngpr

— University of Waterloo (@UWaterloo) June 21, 2023

The Summer Solstice Fashion Show supports Indigenous businesses and creators, uniting makers, artists, and Indigenous-owned brands. To everyone who played a part in creating a memorable celebration of Indigenous culture and fashion -- thank you. https://t.co/tif1aU8Yns

— Marci Ien (@MarciIen) June 21, 2023

A beautiful river fog greeted me early this morning, seeming to announce a day of celebration that's to come! All day today, @ckuaradio celebrates #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay!! And the summer solstice occurs right at the end of today's #AlbertaMorning, precisely at 8:57 AM MDT! https://t.co/NjdNdgC3H4

— Grant Stovel (@GrantStovel) June 21, 2023

Happy National Indigenous Peoples Day! Today on June 21st, the summer solstice and day of maximum daylight, we celebrate the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit cultures. Find a celebration in person or virtually! https://t.co/6PX0pXVYeT #indigenouspeoplesday #educateyourself https://t.co/PS23MEPEem

— Dragonfly Golf Links (@dragonflygolf) June 21, 2023

The summer solstice is a day of celebration for many Indigenous cultures, and today National Indigenous Peoples Day gives all Canadians the chance to recognize and celebrate the outstanding contributions of these diverse communities! https://t.co/J3hTkhDzCl

— Parks Canada, Yukon (@ParksCanYukon) June 21, 2023

On #NationalIndigenousPeoplesDay i think of the many celebrations and event taking place today around the country and want to honour these traditions. I’m reading and learning about the celebration of the sun at this time of year in honor of the solstice. #NIHM2023 https://t.co/yaqGZ4A2jk

— Audrey Moores (@MooresResearch) June 21, 2023