Gatherings

Join us with Prairie Island tribal and community members for an introduction to Indigenous/American Indian culture, traditions, and language, including advocacy in social justice through land-based practices centered by a beautiful way of life. You will also learn about traditional ancestral knowledge passed intergenerationally.

We are honored to co-present this online conversation led by the Honoring Dakota Project with Dakota Historian Franky Jackson.

Hakikta (“to look back“ in Dakota) presents an overview of the thirty-year career of Joseph J. Allen, on view at the Winona County History Center through June 9, 2024.

Join Thessaloniki-based choreographer Meryl Zaytoun Murman for a guided nature walk as part of her 2024 McKnight International Choreographer Residency.

This online series is for anyone wanting to grow social capital and cultivate relationships across racial, economic and geographic divides.

Join Thessaloniki-based choreographer Meryl Zaytoun Murman & Sharon Mansur (The Cedar Tree Project) for an evening of short film screenings & conversation.

Meryl’s Winona residency culminates in the premiere of a new, site-specific, outdoor work at Prairie Island Campground on June 25 & 26.

Meryl’s Winona residency culminates in the premiere of a new, site-specific, outdoor work at Prairie Island Campground on June 25 & 26.

This online series is for anyone wanting to grow social capital and cultivate relationships across racial, economic and geographic divides.

This online series is for anyone wanting to grow social capital and cultivate relationships across racial, economic and geographic divides.