The history of making decoys originated with Native Americans thousands of years ago. Inspired by the Native American design, europeans began carving wood decoys. Join artist Tom Harrison as he discusses the history of decoys and his passion for carving … Continue reading Duck Decoys
Born A Crime by Trevor Noah
guided by Tricia Boucha, participants of this workshop will make their own Ojibwa-inspired cuff bracelet. The workshop is $35.00 and includes all supplies. Tricia spent many summers in the Eastern Upper Peninsula learning about her Native American heritage from her … Continue reading Beaded Bracelet Workshop
Tricia Boucha will talk about her summers spent with her grandparents in Naubinway, Mi, learning the traditional art of Ojibwa beadwork. She will discuss how beadwork has changed over the years and share examples of her beadwork Register at www.michmackhs.org/events … Continue reading Native American Beadwork
The Round House by Louise Erdrich
Manhattan Short Film Festival
Manhattan Short Film Festival
Jennifer McGraw presents her research into burial customs, prehistoric to the civil war.
We are honored to host poet and author Nandi Comer, who will share her work followed by Q&A. Copies of Nandi's books will be available for purchase, courtesy of The Island Bookstore.
How the One Armed Sister Sweeps Her House. By Cherie Jones