Legacy Cultural Learning Community, Inc. will host the 2nd Annual Memorial Day Youth Arts and Performances at Tiger Gallery, Monday May 31st. Area tribal youth are invited to share their talents in drawing, painting, sculpture, spoken word, music, song, dance and more for a chance to win cash awards. Bring a lawn chair and stay all day. Arts and crafts as well as food concession are included. A featured performance at 4:00 by Mvskoke rocker Nokose “Blue Fire” Foley. Concession and arts and crafts start at 10:30. Call Dana Tiger to register at 918-822-7255.
Tiger Gallery 2110 E. (old) Shawnee Rd. Muskogee 918-687-7006
Thursday, May 27, 2010
Friday, May 14, 2010
Youth and elder garden growing in Muskogee
Legacy received a grant from the Tides Foundation to expand the garden program started in 2008. Garden director Don Blair leads the planting of a variety of vegetables and fruits with the help of Muscogee Indian Community and tribal youth. Mvskoke language learning is included,taught by mahaya, (teacher) John "Porky" Scott, Jr., a fluent speaker and elder. Artist and executive director, Dana Tiger, helps the young people create "garden art sticks" in colorful paint designs with garden words written in the Mvskoke and Cherokee languages that will be placed next to the plants for identification. "This is a fun colorful artistic way to learn the language while growing food." Dana says.
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