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Guests for the Prairie to Table Dinner were greeted at the Museum of Native American History by Felicia Cocotzin Ruiz, curandera (or healer), who offered each the opportunity for a sage blessing before the April 22 event at the museum in Bentonville. Ruiz is the author of "Earth Medicines."

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Arkansans take justified pride in our state being the home of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, which has earned global acclaim since opening a decade ago. But there's a second museum in Bentonville that deserves wider recognition for its world-class collection.

The word "indigenuity" is a portmanteau made by combining "indigenous" with "ingenuity." This relatively new term plays a big role in the fifth annual Native American Cultural Celebration, which runs Thursday-Saturday and is presented by the Museum of Native American History in Bentonville.

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