An Urban Indigenous Collective
The Culture Hub Collective is a non-profit, community-based, urban Indigenous collective created to address the critical need for physical space and the sharing of cultural knowledge to facilitate connection, reconnection, and healing.
Our Mission:
Cultivating generational healing for urban Indigenous relatives through community building, cultural connection, and reconnection.
Our Vision:
Creating inclusive spaces where cultural understanding and collaboration elevate Indigenous Knowledge and promote personal growth for urban Indigenous relatives.
Learn more about our community partners here.
Culture | Community | Connection
Our Impact at Culture Hub
Events Hosted | Jan 2024 – Mar 2025
222 Gatherings - from intimate 10-person workshops to 400-guest gatherings
~22,200 community members welcomed (using a 100-person average per event)
Every circle, class, and celebration is another chance for connection.
Ongoing Community Circles | Jan 2024 – Mar 2025
8 groups call Culture Hub home, meeting weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly
≈ 15 participants per gathering
Over 15 months that’s about 1,800 visits—steady, grassroots community building in action.
Vendor Markets | Jan 2024 – Mar 2025
10 pop-up markets hosted on site
22 artisan vendors on average (range 17–26)
≈ 200 shoppers per market
≈ 2,220 total people engaged—nurturing a vibrant local maker economy and community connection.
Community Partnerships | Jan 2024 – Mar 2025
8 partner organizations bringing their own programs into the Culture Hub
Each introduces ≈ 50 new participants per year
That’s about 400 additional community members reached, expanding our circle of impact even further.
Total Estimated Reach | Jan 2024 – Mar 2025
Events: ~22,200 participants
Ongoing Community Circles: ~1,800 participant visits
Vendor Markets: ~2,220 shoppers & makers engaged
Community Partnerships: ~400 new participants
Grand Total: ≈ 26,620 people served—a testament to Culture Hub’s growing, interwoven community.
