Saturday, October 12 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Indian Food Taco Truck 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Saturday, October 12 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM
FREE TO THE PUBLIC
Indian Food Taco Truck 11:30 AM - 2:30 PM
STEAM Saturday Class with the Wind River Dancers (10:00-11:00am)
Children’s Class on Native American Dancing with Wind River Dancers.
Children’s Class on Native American Dancing with Wind River Dancers.
Wind River Dancers (11:00am-12:00pm)
Wind River Dancers will demonstrate their skills to families who visit.
Wind River Dancers will demonstrate their skills to families who visit.
Guest Speaker, Darrah Perez (12:30-2:00pm)
Darrah Perez presentation:
"Through the Eyes of Indigenous Culture: The Tribes of the Wind River"
Darrah Perez presentation:
"Through the Eyes of Indigenous Culture: The Tribes of the Wind River"
Gueste Speaker, Shane Doyle (2:00-3:30pm)
Shane Doyle presentation:
"First Nations of the Medicine Wheel Country: How early and diverse peoples utilized the Big Horn Basin"
Shane Doyle presentation:
"First Nations of the Medicine Wheel Country: How early and diverse peoples utilized the Big Horn Basin"
ALL DAY
Education Tables featuring information on Native American Art and Powwows.
Education Tables featuring information on Native American Art and Powwows.
Shane Doyle, EdD, is an educational consultant who works as an instructor, curriculum designer, an anthropological and archaeological researcher, and a singer of Northern Plains style music. A member of the Crow Nation, Dr. Doyle’s area of expertise is the ancient culture of the Northern Plains. Shane hales from Crow Agency, MT, but now resides in Bozeman with his Megkian and their five children.
Darrah Perez-Good Voice Elk a Blackfeet, Northern Arapaho, and Eastern Shoshone from the Wind River Reservation believes in building bridges and connections as a psychology student attending the University of Wyoming. A former reporter for Wyoming Public Radio, a current Co-Producer for Wyoming PBS, Darrah Good Voice Elk brings stories and adventure through film and picture to the Washakie Musuem. Her belief is, "if you can't come to the reservation, she brings the reservation through her work."
Sponsored by:
Newell B. Sargent Foundation, Fran and Diana Scranton, Denis Kerasotes
Newell B. Sargent Foundation, Fran and Diana Scranton, Denis Kerasotes
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