Culture
Alicia Tsosie was three years old when she first started to participate in song and dance competitions. Her family is very active in song and dance.
Project strives to tell the story of the last great expedition
Endurance, survival depicted in narrative tapestries from both sides of the Atlantic
After learning about the events that led to the Long Walk, Ezekiel Argeanas, Diné, talked to historians, researched the archives at Bosque Redondo memorial, met with well-known Diné weavers and attended Sheep is Life workshops at Diné College to find out more about his ancestral history.
Trading post owner promotes weaving, weavers and their stories
Hip-hop duo creates Indigenous-themed coloring books
If you’ve ever heard her voice, you’ll recognize it instantly. It’s a soulful blend of Etta James and Chris Cornell.
The Dineh Tah Dancers succeeded in their mission of sharing the story of the Treaty of 1868 at two significant historic sites earlier this month, their leader reported.
Trading posts were such a fact of life for so many years in the Four Corners that many of us haven’t thought about how unique this system of commerce really was.
Around these parts, it’s hard to find someone who doesn’t know this year marks the 150th anniversary of the Treaty of 1868.
