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Cultural exchange between 2 nations brings round dances to Mi'kma'ki.
Two Mi'kmaw communities host drum group Northern Cree to learn round dancing.

Cultural exchange between 2 nations brings round dances to Mi'kma'ki | CBC News The Mi'kmaw communities of Paqtnkek and Sipekne'katik in Nova Scotia are continuing a cross-cultural exchange with Northern Cree, a powwow and round dance group from Alberta.

We loved seeing acclaimed Native American Flutist and champion hoop dancer Tony Duncan Music & Dance featured in the BBC News' feature on the World Hoop Dance Championship held annually at Phoenix's Heard Museum!

https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20241112-the-spectacular-dance-contest-that-brings-nations-together

The spectacular dance contest that brings nations together There's no better place to see hoop dancers at the top of their game than at the World Championship Hoop Dance Contest in Phoenix, Arizona.

Buffalo Jump Records is so excited to see visionary Chippewa-Cree artist and designer BigKnife create the new Nike N7 logo!

Kaylene's work is behind the Buffalo Jump Records logo and several of our album covers for artists like Fawn Wood, Northern Cree, and Young Spirit!

What Inspired Talented U of Montana Graduate's New Nike N7 Logo? New merch already available. Find out where.

Tony Duncan Music & Dance featured in this great piece on social media and Indigenous culture.

https://globeecho.com/using-social-media-to-reclaim-indigenous-identity/

Using Social Media to Reclaim Indigenous Identity | Globe Echo Indigenous voices from around the world are using social media as a platform to reclaim their identity, culture, and traditions. In Brazil, where there used

Juno-winning Cree/Salish artist Fawn Wood scheduled to appear with a host of great Indigenous talent at Come Toward the Fire Festival in September 2024!

https://www.straight.com/arts/annual-indigenous-festival-come-toward-fire-reveals-2024-artist-lineup

Annual Indigenous festival Come Toward the Fire reveals 2024 artist lineup The festival is back for its third year.

On March 3rd, The Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra's Live at the WSO series concluded with a vibrant performance featuring the Sultans of String and a diverse array of First Nations, Métis, and Inuit artists. This collaboration, inspired by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action, was presented in a multimedia program that combined music, storytelling, and visual arts to promote unity and understanding.

Grammy-nominated Northern Cree shared their music as part of this special, ground-breaking performance.

https://bnnbreaking.com/world/canada/sultans-of-string-collaborate-with-indigenous-artists-igniting-wso-with-cultural-harmony