6650 E. Broadway • Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858
Phone: 989-775-4750 • Fax: 989-775-4770
Open Mon. thru Sat. 10am - 6pm • Closed Sundays
JANUARY 2012
January 7 • 1-5pm • FREE
Beadworking Circle with Summer Peters
INSTRUCTION ON: Beading techniques and how to market your beadwork
BEADING SUPPLIES: Please bring your personal beading supplies or visit the Ziibiwing Center Gift Shop where we offer a large variety of beading supplies for sale.
Summer Peters is a woman of the Saginaw Ojibwe people with a keen sense of the past, living for today, and having all sights set on the future. She draws, paints, designs fashion, sews, and beads. Summer describes her artistic style as, "Honoring my ancestors with a twist."
January 27 • 6-8pm • BY INVITATION ONLY
Changing Exhibition VIP Sneak Preview
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" is an exhibition of lowrider bicycles created by urban Native youth, contemporary Indigenous artists, and non-Native college students. Using Anishinaabeg, Métis, and Cayuse knowledge, as imparted by the lead artists, this exhibition uses the bicycle to reflect upon sustainable transportation and contemporary Indigenous ways of life. The Changing Exhibit is open through July 28, 2012.
January 28 • 12 Noon • FREE and Open to the Public Today Only!
Changing Exhibition Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" is an exhibition of lowrider bicycles created by urban Native youth, contemporary Indigenous artists, and non-Native college students. Using Anishinaabeg, Métis, and Cayuse knowledge, as imparted by the lead artists, this exhibition uses the bicycle to reflect upon sustainable transportation and contemporary Indigenous ways of life. The Changing Exhibit is open through July 28, 2012 and, after today, is complimentary with admission to the Diba Jimooyung Permanent Exhibit.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
January 31
Performance Circle Sign-Up and 1st Class 4-5:30pm
Performance Circle classes are held every Tuesday. We will hold the first class from 4:00pm to 5:30pm. We will then evaluate the class size and students needs to determine if we need to split the class into smaller groups to offer the best learning opportunities (Senior Class 4:00pm to 5:30pm & Junior Class 5:30pm to 6:30pm).
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
Download the Spring 2012 Registration Form(.pdf)
FEBRUARY 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
February 7
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
Download the Spring 2012 Registration Form(.pdf)
February 14
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
Download the Spring 2012 Registration Form(.pdf)
February 17-18
Indian Boarding School Film Series
More information coming soon!
February 18 • 10am-3pm (moderated) and February 20-25 • 10am-6pm (self-guided)
Collection Showing
More information coming soon!
February 21
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
February 28
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
MARCH 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
March 3
Visiting Curator/Youth Workshop
More information coming soon!
March 6
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
March 13
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
March 20
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
March 23-24 • Time TBD
Community Cultural Teaching
Make your personal Wild Ricing moccasins. An event in collaboration with the Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of Michigan's 2012 Manoomin (Wild Rice) Program. More information coming soon!
March 27
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
APRIL 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
April 10
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
April 17
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
April 19 & 20, 23-27 • Mother Earth Weeks
Teachers call and book today! Open to K-6 grades and limited to 60 students per day. Bring your own brown bag lunch and learn about the history of wild rice, wild rice harvesting, and language teachings. Experience hands-on environmental activities and enjoy wild rice sampling. Admission is $4 per student and $2 per educator. For more information or to make your reservation, contact Stefanie Griffin at (989) 775-4744 or email sgriffin@sagchip.org.
April 24
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
MAY 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
May 1
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
May 3-4 • 10am-6pm
Ziibiwing Center's 8th Birthday Sale
Come celebrate our birthday with us as we turn 8! The Ziibiwing Center and Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort gift shops are selling off hundreds of items at rummage sale prices in the Grand Entrance Lobby of the Ziibiwing Center. Special activities will be held! Be sure to mark your calendar to join us for the greatest sale of the year!
May 8 • 6-9pm
Performance Circle Graduation
Students will perform dance styles and songs for family and friends at the Broadway Theatre, 216 E. Broadway, Mt. Pleasant, MI 48858. A reception will follow the performance. This event is free and open to the public.
May 12
Bird Day Celebration
More information coming soon!
May 19 • 10am-3pm (moderated) and May 21-26 • 10am-6pm (self-guided)
Collection Showing
More information coming soon!
JUNE 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
June 4-7 • 5:30-8pm
Cradleboard Workshop
More information coming soon!
June 6 • Time TBD
Mt. Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School "Honoring, Healing & Remembering"
More information coming soon!
June 23 • Community Cultural Teaching and Feast at the Sanilac Petroglyphs (near Cass City, Michigan) • Time TBD
The Sanilac Petroglyph (mazinaabikiniganan-Stone Paintings) is not only a place of natural beauty and wonder; but it is also a historic ceremonial site of our ancestors. Our people have been traveling to the Sanilac Petroglyph Site for many generations. Today we honor their teachings and take on the role of stewardship. We continue to host our yearly Summer Community Cultural Teachings and Celebration on these sacred grounds due to cultivating collaborative relationships with Michigan's DNR. We show respect for Mother Earth and recognize the important role we have as guardians of our sacred sites. Our guests and the Ziibiwing Center¹s staff members go to great measures to protect Asin (rock) and Shkagmigkwe (Mother Earth) while we are hosting our event. Due to the deterioration of the markings within Asin, there will be limited cleansing in order to protect it.
June 28-29 • Time TBD
Youth Skateboard Workshop
A complimentary event to the Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition. More information coming soon!
JULY 2012 (top)
Now thru July 28, 2012 • 10am-6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition.
Click here to download a flyer for this event(.pdf)
July 7
American Indian Dance: Men & Women's Traditional • 12pm, 2pm & 4pm
Free and open to the public. Traditional dance is the oldest form of dance for men and women. The men's traditional dance tells the story of creation, combat, and hunting. The women's traditional dance honors the connection women share with mother earth. Women traditional dancers are called the "backbone of our nation." Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
July 14
American Indian Dance: Men's Grass & Women's Jingle • 12pm, 2pm & 4pm
Free and open to the public. Long ago, men's grass dancers were responsible for preparing a ceremonial clearing through dance. This form of dance represents the movement of blowing grass. The women's jingle dress was born from a young Ojibwe woman's dream to heal her people. There are 365 tin or copper cones attached to the dress that represent each day of the year. Each cone is filled with a prayer, and as the cones "dance" the prayers are released. Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
July 21
American Indian Dance: Men's Fancy Feather & Women's Fancy Shawl • 12pm, 2pm & 4pm
Free and open to the public. Men's fancy feather dancers are dressed in two multi-colored feather bustles around their neck and waste. Fancy dancers will amaze you with their high jumps, spins and fancy footwork. Women's Fancy Shawl, also called the "Butterfly Dance", began in the mid 20th century. Women are dressed in intricate beadwork and matching shawls that create beauty in motion as these dancers perform dazzling footwork and spins. Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
July 28
American Indian Dance: Social and Hoop Dancing • 12pm, 2pm & 4pm
Free and open to the public. The Hoop Dance creates and brings to life unique symbols and designs of nature, such as flowers, trees, animals, and birds. This style of dance visually shows our connection with the earth and all living things. Social Dances bring together people from all walks of life. The Two-Step or Rabbit Dance is a dance for couples. The Crow Hop honors the crow and the work it does to keep Mother Earth clean. Inter-Tribal dancing is an opportunity to try the different styles of men or women's dance. Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
July 28, 2012 • 6pm
Anishnaabensag Biimskowebshkigewag "Native Kids Ride Bikes" Changing Exhibition closes.
July 28, 2012 thru August 25 • 10am-6pm
The Ziibiwing Center will be an Art Walk Host Site. More information coming soon!
AUGUST 2012 (top)
August 1 thru August 25 • 10am-6pm
The Ziibiwing Center will be an Art Walk Host Site. More information coming soon!
August 1
NativeFest: Car Bingo • 6pm-9pm • Registration begins at 5pm
The Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways is hosting NativeFest, a 3-day celebration of North American Indian Culture. The 6th Annual Indian Car Bingo will be held in the Ziibiwing Parking Lot (Rain or Shine). Only $10 per person-participants will enjoy playing bingo from their car with a chance to WIN fabulous prizes including a cover-all grand prize of $1,000 gift card. Call 989-775-4750 for more information
August 2
NativeFest: Music & Comedy Night • 6pm-9pm
The Ziibiwing Center of Anishinabe Culture & Lifeways is hosting NativeFest, a 3-day celebration of North American Indian Culture. Help celebrate American Indian Sobriety Month at the Music & Comedy Night event. You'll laugh to an hour long comedy show and enjoy listening to two hours of live music. The Music & Comedy Night will have FREE food, fun, and family entertainment. Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
August 3-4
NativeFest: Collection Showing • Time TBD
More information coming soon!
August 17
"Pkwaakodekedaa (Let's Play Ball)" Community Cultural Teaching & Feast • Time TBD
NOTE: This event will be held at the Housing Department Ball Field. Travel on Broadway East of the Ziibiwing Center, thru the intersection of Broadway and Leaton Roads. Continue on Broadway approximately 1/4 mile. Ball Field will be on your left. Play baseball • Make crafts to cheer on your favorite team • Win prizes • FREE food • Teams will be chosen on day-of event based on the number and age of guests that attend • Bring a bat or glove if possible. A family-friendly movie will be held after the event.
SEPTEMBER 2012 (top)
September 3
The Ziibiwing Center will be CLOSED for the Labor Day holiday. Normal operations will resume on Tuesday, September 4.
September 8 • 10am-6pm
Grandparent's Day
More information coming soon!
September 11
Performance Circle Sign-Up and 1st Class 4-5:30pm
Performance Circle classes are held every Tuesday. We will hold the first class from 4:00pm to 5:30pm. We will then evaluate the class size and students needs to determine if we need to split the class into smaller groups to offer the best learning opportunities (Senior Class 4:00pm to 5:30pm & Junior Class 5:30pm to 6:30pm).
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
September 15
Monarch Butterfly Celebration • 1-4pm
Free and open to the public. Take home with you a memorable experience that is fun for the entire family. View a performance (what is sometimes called the "Butterfly Dance") where women wear brightly colored shawls around their shoulders and dance. Enjoy children's activities, face painting, door prizes, and more.
September 18
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
September 25
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
OCTOBER 2012 (top)
October 2
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
October 5
9th Indigenous Peoples Art Market VIP Sneak Preview (By Invitation Only)
The Ziibiwing Center would like to announce the Exclusive Sponsorship of Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., for the 9th Indigenous Peoples Art Market. The Indigenous Peoples Art Market is a national juried Art Show and will be held in the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort's Entertainment Hall. We expect over 50 American Indian Artisans from around the country to participate in the show.
October 6-7
9th Indigenous Peoples Art Market • FREE and Open to the Public
The Ziibiwing Center would like to announce the Exclusive Sponsorship of Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., for the 9th Indigenous Peoples Art Market. The Indigenous Peoples Art Market is a national juried Art Show and will be held in the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort's Entertainment Hall. We expect over 50 American Indian Artisans from around the country to participate in the show.
October 9
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
October 16
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
October 17
Eagle Feather Cleansing • 1-6pm
Free and open to the public. Participate with members from the Anishinabe Ogitchedaw Veteran & Warrior Society, Eagle Clan, and Ziibiwing staff in cleaning and honoring the eagle feathers in the Ziibiwing Collection. You may also bring your own personal eagle feathers (or bird feathers) to clean and honor. Some restrictions may apply
October 18
Eagle Feather Honoring • 1-6pm
Free and open to the public. Honor and visit the eagle feathers in the Ziibiwing Collections. A bowl will be available to leave your semaa (tobacco) offering which will be placed in a sacred fire.
October 19
Eagle Feather Honoring • 1-6pm
Free and open to the public. Honor and visit the eagle feathers in the Ziibiwing Collections. A bowl will be available to leave your semaa (tobacco) offering which will be placed in a sacred fire.
Eagle Feather Feast • 6-8pm
Free and open to the public. Join with members from the Anishinabe Ogitchedaw Veterans & Warriors Society, Eagle Clan, and Ziibiwing staff in feasting with the eagle feathers in the Ziibiwing Collections. You may also bring your own personal eagle feathers (or bird feathers) to the feast. A sacred fire will be lit to place your semaa (tobacco) offerings. Please bring a dish to pass – no poultry or other bird dishes. Some restrictions may apply.
October 23
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
October 30
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
NOVEMBER 2012 (top)
November 2 • 6-8pm
Spirit Feast
Free and open to the public. Come experience with us the Anishinabe ceremony that honors our ancestors and loved ones that have gone on before us. It is also a healing ceremony for those of us who are still grieving. This is a time to share the special food, photos, and stories of the one(s) who touched your life. Please bring your feast bundles. Call 989-775-4750 for more information.
November 6
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
November 10 • 10am-3pm (Moderated) and November 12-17 • 10am-6pm (Self-guided)
Collection Showing
More information coming soon!
November 13
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circle and ages 6-16, experienced dancers can join the Sr. Performance Circle. The mission of the Anishinabe Performance Circle is aimed at promoting and enhancing positive self images of all children through the use of traditional Anishinabe arts (storytelling, dance, music, and language), and preparing our youth as leaders in a multicultural society. Dare to learn the culture and share it with others.
November 20
Performance Circle Class
Seniors 4-5:30pm and Juniors 5:30-6:30pm
Sign-up today for this 12-week certification program! Ages 3-16, beginner dancers can join the Jr. Performance Circleand ages 6-16, experienced dance