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The Heartbeat of the Drum
The other day I was searching through our archives and came across an amazing story about the power of the drum and the unmistakable beauty of its voice.This essay was...
A Thanksgiving Message
I recently had to explain to a nice fellow from Switzerland the meaning of Thanksgiving here in the US. It was interesting to explain this...The simplest & easiest way to...
Veteran's Day: A Day to Honor our Veterans
November 11, 2011 is a day we honor our Veterans as a Nation. This important group of people makes it possible for this blog to exist, our freedoms to be...
Celebrating American Indian Heritage Month
November is National American Indian Heritage Month, which gives us the great opportunity to celebrate, remember, and honor the many contributions and rich ancestry of the Native American culture.Here (at...
Kevin Fast Horse: Why I Do This
In this final take with artist Kevin Fast Horse during our series, he talks about his love of and enthusiasm for what he does, how amazing it feels when others...
Black Hills Pow Wow: Empowering Our Youth & Special Groups
Here, in the Black Hills, we are gearing up for the 25th Annual He Sapa Wacipi (Black Hills Pow Wow) slated for October 7-9, 2011!This year's theme is “Empowering Our...
Native Artist Mary Lou Big Day: Preserving the Crow Culture
In the old days, dolls were made for young girls to teach them about their future responsibilities as women, as well as pass on cultural and family traditions…and Native American...
Revitalizing the Lakota Language
At its core, language is a basic vehicle for communication used by a people who are of the same community or nation, the same geographical area, or the same cultural...
The Native American Art of Horse Masking
"The horse is an icon of Plains Indian culture - an indispensable companion in times of peace, and a fearless ally in times of war". - from the book, A...