Native Trails lets imaginations soar

The 10th anniversary of Native Trails has begun with performances through April on the lawn outside the Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts.

Cherokee Heritage Center announces ‘Call For Entries’

TAHLEQUAH, Okla., (January 27, 2012) --- The Cherokee Heritage Center announced a “Call For Entries” on artwork submissions now through March 26 for the 41st Annual Trail of Tears Art Show and Sale set to run April 21 through May 20 featuring authentic Native American art in one of Oklahoma’s oldest art shows.

Bioneers and StarAxis Sculpture-Observatory Among Highlights of Exclusive Seven Directions’ New Mexico Tour Combining ...

An exclusive Seven Directions Tours exploration of Northern New Mexico’s unique culture, striking landscape, and extraordinary blend of creativity and sustainability. Meetings with innovators, artists, farmers and chefs dedicated to bringing about restorative ecological and social transformation. A rare opportunity to learn from and enjoy a variety of experiences manifested in diverse forms of ...

More than 100 youths take part in powwow kick-off

SILVER CITY - The 8th Annual Red Paint Powwow started with a bang Friday, complete with drums, flutes, an Indian Market and about 100 enthralled local school children dancing hand-in-hand with community members and Native American dancers from as far away as Alaska.

Crafts of the Calusa - Marco Island Historical Society lecture shares Native American lifeskills

Once , crafts were more than a hobby. For the Native Americans who lived here before European settlers started building condos, crafts, making items for everyday use from natural materials, were a way of life and a necessity for survival.