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LONGHOUSE SCHEDULE

Red Earth Descendants will hold monthly LongHouse at the Ole Siskiyou Barn

LongHouse Starts @ 9:45am and follows with a potluck, please bring a dish. LongHouse attire is traditionally skirts/dress and a shawl for women and long sleeve shirt/pants and vest for men; this is a suggestion only. Traditional Buckskins are also appropriate.

JULY 18th

AUGUST 15th

SEPTEMBER 19th

OCTOBER 24th

NOVEMBER 21st

LONGHOUSE SCHEDULE

Red Earth Descendants will hold monthly LongHouse at the Ole Siskiyou Barn

LongHouse Starts @ 9:45am and follows with a potluck, please bring a dish. LongHouse attire is traditionally skirts/dress and a shawl for women and long sleeve shirt/pants and vest for men; this is a suggestion only. Traditional Buckskins are also appropriate.

JULY 18th

AUGUST 15th

SEPTEMBER 19th

OCTOBER 24th

NOVEMBER 21st

LONGHOUSE SCHEDULE

Red Earth Descendants will hold monthly LongHouse at the Ole Siskiyou Barn

LongHouse Starts @ 9:45am and follows with a potluck, please bring a dish. LongHouse attire is traditionally skirts/dress and a shawl for women and long sleeve shirt/pants and vest for men; this is a suggestion only. Traditional Buckskins are also appropriate.

JULY 18th

AUGUST 15th

SEPTEMBER 19th

OCTOBER 24th

NOVEMBER 21st

You are invited to our first-Saturday-of-the-month Social! Please bring a potluck dish to share if you can. Come and share an evening of socializing, good food and finding out what R.E.D. is doing now.
SPECIAL! Slide show of Native beadwork will be presented by Benson Lanford

Native American music, local/regional Indian news. Voices of the generations, oral traditions, elders/leaders, native music, skits, jokes, stories, poems, live songs. Local native events and native writings and readings.

Red Earth Descendants will host our fourth annual Native Storytelling Conference. You are invited to enjoy a day of traditional storytelling and teachings from Native people in our region. We are honored to have a featured storyteller this year from the Kalapuya people, Esther Stutzman. We will begin at Noon, Feast at 5 p.m. and then enjoy an evening session. Also included in the day is a 10 a.m. Women's Community Meeting (if you plan to attend the Women's Meeting, PLEASE plan to arrive by 9:45 a.m.

Mary Youngblood presents an Intermediate/Advanced/Performance Readiness Workshop on Saturday, November 21, 9:30-11:30 a.m., at the Unitarian Center, 4th and C Streets, Ashland. Mary discusses her techniques in using visualization, to assist the more advanced player in obtaining their musical goals.

The fall welcome back powwow will take place on Saturday Nov. 21, at the Ashland Middle School gym. It will be preceded by cultural exhibits and UNTETE's corn festival.

Schedule:
11:00-5:00 cultural exhibits and demonstrations
5:00 - 7:00 potluck dinner
7:00 - 10:00 fall welcome back powwow

Come Celebrate Acorns!

This Free Event will Include:
· Workshop on processing and cooking with acorn
*** Takelma Elder Agnes Baker Pilgrim blessing the ceremony ***
· Lena Hurd (Yurok) demonstrating traditional cooking of acorns in a basket
· Field Trip on Oak Habitat Restoration with Lomakatsi
· And much more!

5 pm Feast will Highlight Many Different Ways to Eat Acorns
Traditional Dishes as Well as Innovative New Recipes

Host Drum: Whistling Elk
Come enjoy the Fun & Food
As We Celebrate the Nutritious and Delicious Acorn!

St. Clair Productions presents Native American flutist Mary Youngblood. Youngblood is the first Native American woman to have received 2 Grammy Awards for "Best Native American Music Album" -- 2002 Beneath the Raven Moon and 2006 for Dance with the Wind. The Spirit of Sacajawea was nominated for an EMMY for Musical Score in 2007.