In partnership with Ho-Chunk Gaming Madison, Madison Public Library welcomes a variety of Native artists, storytellers, and community leaders for a series of programs celebrating Indigenous people in and beyond Teejop (Four Lakes, or Madison). Native folks from different nations will host events highlighting both traditional and contemporary practices, stories, and community relationships. Programs kick off in October following Indigenous Peoples' Day, and include art workshops, storytelling, critical discussions, and more!
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The Menominee author Tom Weso's wife and copy editor Denise Low, a writer herself, will speak about about his books, Good Seeds: A Menominee…
Learn how porcupine quills are utilized in Indigenous artwork. Quillwork has been practiced for hundreds of years prior to European arrival. Quillwork, like beadwork, is an expression of identity…
Learn how to make a pair of beaded earrings with Menominee artist and educator, Yvette Peguero! Participants will learn about Native pride, creativity, and the meaning of Native symbols.
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Dawn Moneyhan, enrolled member of The Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, will tell the story of the Seven Fires Prophecies as recorded from many Indigenous tribes & elders over many…
Mx T Clearwater will offer perspectives on rethinking gender and sexuality through Indigenous cultural lenses, introducing key terminology and exploring history between colonizers and Indigenous…
Learn the basics of making Indigenous beadwork, and create a beaded keychain! Indigenous beadwork is an expression of identity, creativity, and healing. Workshop attendees will learn how to make a…
Join T Clearwater to learn about the emotional significance of revitalizing stolen languages and how communities can help support their revitalization.
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Lance Tallmadge and Dave Erickson's documentary film "Thunder in the Dells" will bring to life the local history and the deep connection between the Ho-Chunk people and their homelands in…
Join Ho-Chunk elder and writer, Sherman Funmaker, as he presents his original poetry and stories of a Native life in Wisconsin. Participants are encouraged to ask questions and share their…
Founding Director of Little Eagle Arts Foundation, Melanie Tallmadge Sainz, will present her story of how she came to call herself an artist and lead a hands-on activity. She will engage…