Indigenous Peoples’ Day 2024
Join us for a celebration of the Onondaga Nation
Sunday, October 13th, Tsha’ Thoñ’nhes, 3370 Route 11A, Onondaga Nation
Program features include Ansley Jemison’s short film “Three Fires, Three Chefs” during the 4th annual Refocus films screening. If the weather allows, learn about the game of longball and join a pick-up game. Visit our featured artists Karenlyne Hill, Onondaga beadworker and Ronni-Leigh Goeman throughout the day to purchase fine art and attend their two scheduled presentations. Children will enjoy making corn husk flowers and other activities between 12:30 and 4 pm.
Support Indigenous artists– all kinds of crafts from more than 20 Haudenosaunee vendors for sale including: art prints, beadwork (ornaments, jewelry, lanyards, barrettes, medallions, yokes, keychains), hand-burned/carved wood pieces, pottery, basketry, clothing (skirts, shirts, hoodies), wampum/turquoise/bone jewelry, purses, baby blankets, teddy bears, picture frames, corn husk dolls, stonework, leatherwork, quillwork, home decorations, acrylic paintings, greeting cards, velvet birds, and homemade lacrosse balls.
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