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Jun 6, 2024–Oct 31, 2024 | 11:00am–03:00pmFour Sisters Farmers Market – 1414 E Franklin Ave., Minneapolis, MNVisit our Four Sisters Farmers Market, open weekly on Thursdays. Located at 1414 E. Franklin Avenue in the Pow Wow Grounds/ All My Relations Arts parking lot from 11 AM to 3 PM- shop local with goods from over a dozen vendors. The Four Sisters Farmers Market is an Indigenous-focused farmers market that provides increased […] Learn More
Jul 9, 2024 | 6:00–08:00pmSummer at The Cedar: AL·TER·NA·TIVE: FRANK BUFFALO HYDE and Friends with Willows – 416 Cedar Avenue S., Minneapolis, 55454Outdoors on The Cedar Plaza, Mixed Seated and Standing (Bring Your Own Chair) About the Show Join us for Summer at The Cedar: a free Tuesday night concert series outdoors on the Cedar Plaza featuring both international and local artists! This evening features Frank Buffalo Hyde and Willows, groups led by local Indigenous artists that […] Learn More
Jul 11, 2024 | 11:30am–02:00pmOpen House – 1414 E. Franklin Ave. Minneapolis, MN 55404The American Indian Community Development Corporation (AICDC), 澳洲五幸运5查询开奖结果历史-开奖号码结果直播-幸运5分钟查阅澳洲历史记录，全程视频直播开奖号码 Native American Community Development Institute (NACDI), and Pow Wow Grounds invite you to our 2024 Open House. Meet our staff and community. All are welcome to this free and public event.Share lunch with us from Pow Wow Grounds (until it’s gone). There will be live music from Downtown […] Learn More
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Pride is Indigenous: Featuring Penny Kagigebi
June is LGBTQA2+ PRIDE Month. NACDI recognizes the contributions of Two Spirit and queer people to our community with this series of writings from Two Spirit and allies. We embrace the traditional roles of our Two Spirit relatives. Boozhoo Indinawemaaganidook / Greetings Relatives – What I… Read More
Pride is Indigenous: Featuring Sharon Day
June is LGBTQA2+ PRIDE Month. NACDI recognizes the contributions of Two Spirit and queer people to our community with this series of writings from Two Spirit and allies. At NACDI a third of our staff identifies as Two Spirit, gender fluid, and queer. At NACDI we embrace the… Read More
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AL·TER·NA·TIVE is a solo exhibition featuring a collection of paintings and sculptures from artist Frank Buffalo Hyde (Onondaga/Niimíipuu (Nez Perce). Vivid and pop-culture saturated, his work reflects on the commodification of American Indian culture, and the assertive roles for Native American identity in the contemporary world. Self-proclaimed as consciously, culturally non-transactional, Frank’s work comments on cultural appropriation and societal disruption through his uncompromising satirical eye. A defiant take on the skewed perceptions of Native American art and culture tourism, Frank’s allegorical work is geared towards Native people first and disarms through banter while making references to antiquated technology in conversation with the metaverse; and provides a layered commentary on the collective unconscious of the 21st century.