Celebrate Indigenous culture at our Infusion of Indigenous Food & Arts on Saturday, December 6th.

Shop for unique handcrafted gifts from Indigenous artisans, enjoy foods and teas made with ingredients native to Turtle Island, and experience storytelling by Perry Ground (Onondaga) and the beautiful flute music of Dan Hill(Cayuga).

It's the perfect opportunity to find meaningful holiday gifts while supporting Indigenous artists.

FREE & open to the public!

Location: Seneca Art & Culture Center

Event link: https://www.ganondagan.org/events-detail/infusion-of-indigenous-food-%26-arts

“The Ohi:yo’ Art Market is a celebration of Native American Resiliency through art and culture. We welcome Native American artists from nations across the United States and Canada to participate in our art show competition and art market.

We further welcome all visitors to experience the creativity and talent of today’s finest Native artists at the market.”

You can find more info here about the market.

I will be a participant of Dwahšönih, “a family makerspace” with Ionawiienhawi Sargent. We will be providing a visual arts based activity throughout the day💜

I am presenting at the Storytellers Conference held at the University of Buffalo on my work for Ionáktote Aetewatatia’tanónhstate’ - there is space (set aside) Aetewatatia’tanónhstate’ - for us to make it safe for ourselves. The space that I created to supplement the experience of R.G. Miller: Tsi Non:we Entewaha’hara’ne (Our Path Forward), an art exhibit that showcases intense imagery of the abuse that artist R.G. Miller experienced at the Mohawk Institute, a Canadian Indian Residential School.

Visit here to register or for more information: Storytellers Conference

Visit here for the presentations schedule: Storytellers Schedule

The 2025 Storytellers Conference highlights research and educational initiatives that promote storytelling as Indigenous knowledge. Presentations will broadly speak to questions such as “how does storytelling highlight Indigenous epistemologies?” and “in what ways is storytelling tied to revitalization and activism?” 

Keynote Speaker: Jolene Rickard (Tuscarora, Turtle Clan)

John Mohawk Legacy Address: UB Haudenosaunee Archive, Resource and Knowledge (HARK) Team

We are excited to learn about the innovative, action-oriented projects centering Indigenous storytelling that are ongoing across our Confederacy territories. We hope you will join us as we gather to learn about each other’s work.

Date: Saturday, April 5th

Time: 8:30 am - 8:00 pm

Location: Niagara Falls Convention Center, 101 Old Falls Street, Niagara Falls, NY 14303

Cost: $20 (students and elder free with discount code - email indigenous-studies@buffalo.edu for code)

Registration: https://tinyurl.com/2025Storytellers

Parking Information: Parking will be available in the Third Street lot, the Sheraton Niagara Falls lot, and the Rainbow Ramp (see map available at https://linktr.ee/UBindigenousstudies). Please bring the ticket you receive in the parking lot with you to the conference. We will validate tickets at registration so parking will be free for attendees. You will need your validated ticket to exit the parking lot. Handicap parking is available in the NFCC staff parking lot (at the end of Second Street).

I am having a birthday raffle and rafting these handmade beaded earrings! 🥳

The drawing will be held on 3/31 and it is two separate drawings. The first name drawn wins the blue pair and the second wins the gold pair.

You can message me here to get your tickets.

For my birthday I am

-Relaunching my website!!

-Launching my newsletter!!

-Going to the gym 💪🏽💪🏽