Native American Dance Group Holding On to its Heritage

How One Native American Dance Troupe Is Holding On to Its Heritage Amid Uncertain Times

How One Native American Dance Troupe Is Holding On to Its Heritage Amid Uncertain Times

In Native American culture, the meeting is a darling practice that fills in as a get-together and opportunity for Indigenous clans to assemble and praise their societies. So, it is the direct opposite of COVID-19 limitations.

Disregarding this test, the 46th-yearly Thunderbird American Indian Dancers Pow Wow and Dance Concert will be held February 20 at New York City's Theater for the New City, with the crowd tuning in from home.

"Despite the fact that we're working under an altogether different sort of condition, we need to keep up the practice of being at the theater," says Louis Mofsie, the group's creative chief and prime supporter, and an individual from the Hopi and Winnebago clans.

A gathering of artists, wearing splendid tones, plumes and periphery for a council, dance in a crescent.

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