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Ho-Chunk Dancer at Devil's Lake

It was something very special. About 250 people attended the July 26th “Native Beat Goes On” event on the shores of De Wakacak, Spirit Lake. (Or Devil’s Lake will work too!) Below are some photos and a list of upcoming events in this collaborative series. Thanks and appreciation to those who shared just a bit of the culture, music, and dance of Ho-Chunk Nation with us all.

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Upcoming Programs

This program was presented by the Little Eagle Arts Foundation and the Nature Center as part of an ongoing series, “The Art & Native Culture of De Wakacak”. Here’s what’s coming up next…

Natural Fibers: An Introduction to Native Weaving
August 1, 2019, 2:00 pm

Delia Maisells (Ho-Chunk) is an elder, art educator, and entrepreneur. From cattail mats to basswood bark rope, to black ash baskets, she will show examples of Native fiber art. Participants will learn about the various art forms and Delia will guide them through various weaving techniques used to create these functional and creative objects. 

From Forest to Table
August 8, 2019, 2:00 pm

Elena Terry (Ho-Chunk) is the founder of Wild Bearies Catering, an organization committed to blending indigenous ingredients and community education together to make the perfect plate. She’ll also provide a demonstration of food preparation and information of foods that can be foraged in the lands surrounding the beautiful Spirit Lake area. 

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