Pomona College Museum of Art hosted an exhibit Feb. 8 focused on the ecological issues that whales and indigenous communities face.
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Dancing for a fruitful hunt
Native American dancers perform a deer hunting dance at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens’ Acorn Festival Nov 18. Traditionally the dance was done to bless the indigenous people before their hunt.
Songs, poetry honor Aztec culture
Michael Heralda, an Aztec storyteller, provided an interactive performance depicting the Aztec or Mexica culture through song and story Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom.
Enfield finds her identity
Michelle Enfield of the Red Running Into The Water People clan, born from the Black Streak Wood People clan, presented the history of Native Americans and the term ‘two spirit’ which she recently chose to identify as.
Sage blessing for Citrus Hall
Leticia Arellano, associate professor of psychology, and Trevor Thomson, member of the Karuk tribe, raise their arms to commemorate the Native American women who have died from captivity.
Celebrating Native American heritage
Senior anthropology major Miriam Rangel and junior psychology major Raeanne Schaffer share an “Indian taco” – a dish made of ground beef, cheese, lettuce and salsa on top of traditional fry bread – at the San Manuel Pow Wow held at California State San Bernardino Friday.
Stories of the Meshika
Michael Heralda tells stories of the Meshika, or Aztec people, and performs related songs with his grandson, Noah Heralda, during a Native American storytelling performance Tuesday in the Campus Center Ballroom. The event was sponsored by the Multicultural Club.
Sculptures commemorate Native Americans
After months of tireless delegation and compromise, community members of the city of Pomona and local Native American tribes gathered Saturday afternoon for the dedication of 13 wood sculptures in Ganesha Park.
Happenings
Campus and community arts events for the week of Dec. 9, 2016.
Honoring Native Americans
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, Michael Heralda, who heads the cultural program Aztec Stories, brought his program to the Campus Center Ballroom Monday.