To help re-capture and preserve the history of the Métis people through the traditional dancing of the Red River jig.

To have FUN and enjoy the richness of the Métis tradition through the River Jig combined with square dancing aptly named the Red River Dance.

The Red River Jig was developed in the late 1700's by the first Métis colony which was at the junction of the red Assiniboine rivers (now known as the forks in the city of Winnipeg) to attract fur traders into the colony to trade fur.