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SUMMARY:Amerind Autumn Fest
DESCRIPTION:\nAmerind Autumn Fest\nSaturday, October 22, 2022\n10:00 am – 4:00 pm\n$10 per vehicle\nJoin Amerind at our annual Autumn Fest as we celebrate the history, culture, and arts of the O’odham community with artists, public talks, and performers. Rich in tradition, history, and culture, O’odham teachers, artists, singers, and dancers will hold a day-long cultural celebration at the Amerind Museum in Dragoon, Arizona.\nThis year, Autumn Fest will feature a performance by Keil Akimel Hua Modk Cudkdam (Gila River Basket Dancers), public talks about O’odham culture from scholars, and the event will also welcome Native artists who will have their pieces of art for sale. Amerind is pleased to announce the waila band Southern Scratch will play as part of the Angelo Joaquin Jr. Cultural Performance Series. Autumn Fest is Saturday, October 22, from 10:00 am until 4:00 pm at the Amerind Museum in Dragoon, AZ. $10 per vehicle.\nSchedule of Events\n10:15-11:15: Keil Akimel Hua Modk Cudkdam (Gila River Basket Dancers) performance (Outdoor performance area)\n10:30-11:30: David Martinez, PhD lecture “The Origin of Our Extinction: The 1851 Yellow Fever Epidemic and the Hia Ced O’odham ” (Outdoor lecture area)\n11:30-12:30: Southern Scratch musical performance (Outdoor performance area)\n12:00-1:00: Bernard G. Siquieros lecture “T-A:ga (Our Story): An Introduction to the Culture and History of the Tohono O’odham” (Outdoor lecture area)\n1:00-2:00: David Martinez, PhD lecture “The Origin of Our Extinction: The 1851 Yellow Fever Epidemic and the Hia Ced O’odham ” (Outdoor lecture area)\n1:15-2:15: Keil Akimel Hua Modk Cudkdam (Gila River Basket Dancers) performance (Outdoor performance area)\n2:15-3:15: Bernard G. Siquieros lecture “T-A:ga (Our Story): An Introduction to the Culture and History of the Tohono O’odham” (Outdoor lecture area)\n2:30-3:30: Southern Scratch musical performance (Outdoor performance area)\nEvents and times subject to change\nArtist Vendors\nMaria Arvayo (Yoeme)—Sonoran Desert-themed paintings and prints\nBeeshligaii iilneeh—Alex Beeshligaii (Diné)— Navajo contemporary and traditional silver jewelry\nRon Carlos (Pima and Maricopa)—Paddle and anvil pottery\nTeresa Choyguha (Tohono O’odham), Kathleen Vance (Tohono O’odham and San Carlos Apache), and Harrison Preston—Utilitarian pottery, beaded necklaces, and more.\nDragonfly’s Trail – Troy Sice (A:shiwi) and Ray Tsalate (A:shiwi)—Sculptures, Zuni fetishes, and Zuni fetish jewelry\nGreenstone Collection Pottery and Crafts (Diné)—Native-made horsehair pottery and silver jewelry\nRandy Kemp (Choctaw and Euchee-Muscogee Creek), Raven Kemp (Choctaw, Euchee-Muscogee Creek, and Diné), and Rykelle Kemp (Choctaw, Euchee-Muscogee Creek, and Diné)—Paintings, original prints, stickers, engravings, and contemporary jewelry\nJessica Lomatewama (Hopi) and Caryl Lomatewama (Hopi)—Hopi Third Mesa basketry and propagation stands with Hopi designs\nDoug Norton (Diné)—Native American flutes\nEarl Patterson (Hopi)—Hopi Katchina figurines, gourd art, and earrings\nLisa Preston (Tohono O’odham)—Wire-wrapped jewelry\nGerry Quotskuyva (Hopi)—Katchina figurines, paintings, and prints\nShawn Ramon (O’odham)—Leather wallets, belts, cellphone cases, and horse tack\nJohn Reno (Tohono O’odham) and Rulkel Reno (Tohono O’odham)—Sterling silver jewelry, canvas paintings, t-shirts, and wire baskets\nMichelle Silver (Diné)—Navajo traditional and contemporary clothing\nNative Silver Son—Tim Yazzie (San Felipe Pueblo)—Native American jewelry\nPriscilla Tacheney (Diné)– Landscape and Native American portraiture\nTeesyatoh Jewelry—Rosabelle Teesyatoh Shepherd (Diné), Arielle Tsinigine (Diné), and Sage Goldtooth (Diné)—Handcrafted traditional and contemporary Navajo jewelry in silver and copper, such as rings, bracelets, pendants, and earrings. Also jewelry in the native juniper berry seeds with a wide variety of natural minerals and shells.\nPeterson Yazzie (Diné)—Paintings, sculpture, and wearable art\nFood Vendors\nIsabel’s South of the Border—Mexican food\nShirley Harvey—Tohono O’odham traditional food\nAmerind Autumn Fest is Sponsored by\nSterling Investment Management\nArizona Historical Society\nDesert Diamond Casinos\nArizona G&T Cooperatives\nAngelo Joaquin Jr. Cultural Performance Series, supporting artist Southern Scratch with thanks to donor Ann Parker, PhD.\n
URL:https://www.amerind.org/events/amerind-autumn-fest/
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