Open to anyone wanting to learn to have healthy boundaries and healthy relationships with the other addicts/alcoholics in their lives. Join us every Tuesday at 7 PM CST for help and hope. Suppose you have a loved one dealing with addiction. In that case, our Khunsi Onikan Program sponsors these weekly Native American culturally-based, one-hour […]
12:00 PM: Welcoming 12:30-5 PM: Singing and Dancing 5:00 PM: Closing Feast 12-6 PM: Craft Vendor Fair
Ombi'ayaa Anishinaabe-Ininiiwug (Rise Up Original Men) invites the men's support and smudge group participants and their families interested in learning and sharing to share a meal and practice learning songs. Location may vary, call (651) 560-9700 for the exact location. Elders Lodge or Indigenous Roots - 788 E. 7th St. Saint Paul, MN This drum […]
In-person tour on Thursday, May 26 at 6 PM. Join Juan Lucero (Isleta Pueblo), Mia’s Mdewakanton Native Art Fellow, for a tour of Parska/Shada, Virgil Ortiz: Convergence, and the newly installed Americas galleries. Meet by the white desk in the Agra Café on the first floor.
Open to anyone wanting to work on recovery from any addiction. Every Thursday at 7 pm CST, AIFC’s Khunsi Onikan program will be sponsoring a culturally-based recovery support Wellbriety/Medicine Wheel 12-step meeting for the community; anyone wanting to work on recovery from any addictions is welcome to attend. No need to register in advance. Click […]
Minneapolis Public Schools (MPS) middle school students will be invited to learn about the importance and significance of water. The community is welcome to come to join us for a day with your youth of learning to chaperone and help with the transition of stations.
Get ready for the IHB event of the year: Celebrating American Indian Month and IHB's 50 years of service to our community and patients! Come drive through their COVID-safe American Indian Month event on Friday, May 27 from 1:00-3:00 PM. It will be chocked full of all the things you know you love: - Raffles […]
Sometimes called Wacipi (pronounced Wa chee pee), the powwow is a traditional Native American cultural celebration where the generations gather to socialize, dance, sing, visit, renew old friendships and make new ones. In Dakota language, the word “Wacipi” literally means “they dance.” This is a time to renew thoughts of old ways, educate our youth […]
Join American Indian Family Center's Father & Men's Outreach Specialist, Rich Antell, every other Monday for a virtual men's smudge and support group. Don't miss this chance to gather with other American Indian men to explore your identity, participate in your culture, and support each other. Register here: https://bit.ly/3LuWlWK
