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SULPHUR, Okla. – Mary Wilds temporarily moved a 35-inch portable weaving loom to her living room after a tornado hit the ARTesian Art Gallery. There’s a much larger one tucked away in her garage.

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The National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) recently announced the awardees of its new ArtsHERE pilot program, designed to expand arts participation in underserved communities. 

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This Friday, Sept. 20, Arizona State University is hosting a special advanced screening and reception for Netflix's highly anticipated Native American sports drama Rez Ball at the Immersive eXperience (MIX) Center in Mesa, Ariz.
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Cherokee Nation officials were joined by Oklahoma Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell to cut the ribbon for the expansion of the Cherokee Film Studios in Owosso, Okla.

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 Reservation Dogs star and Canadian actor D’Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai brought Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP) into the spotlight with him at last night’s Emmy Awards Ceremony.

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Native Vote 2024. On Saturday, September 14, Protect the Sacred, an Indigenous-led organization dedicated to preserving Native culture and mobilizing Native voters, will host Skate for Democracy in Tuba City, Arizona. 

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Preston Singletary, a renowned Tlingit glass artist, will soon be honored with induction into the Asian Hall of Fame. 

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Prairie Band Potawatomi Chef Pyet DeSpain will be the next star chef to take over the kitchen at Abernethy’s restaurant, located in the heart of Downtown Los Angeles at Jerry Moss Plaza.
 
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The Indigenous Fashion Collective announces it will host a gala in Los Angeles that will showcase Indigenous couture on October 12, 2024 with the theme: “Still Here, Still Vibrant: Indigenous Couture Shaping The Future.” This first-of-its-kind gala is being held during Indigenous Peoples Day weekend so fashionistas can shop Indigenous and learn from notable Native models, designers, and entrepreneurs.

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On September 7, 2024, the National Mall in Washington, D.C., will host the inaugural One Lacrosse Gathering Celebration, a day dedicated to highlighting the traditions of Native American games, with a special focus on the origins and significance of lacrosse. 
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