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News Release The Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums The Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM) has received a

Honolulu Theatre for Youth (HTY) is excited to announce the world premiere of ʻImi Ā Loaʻa: Search and Find created by Moses Goods, Inamona Theatre Company, and the HTY Ensemble. The show is an all new multimedia theatrical experience featuring live actors, augmented reality technology, original music, and artwork by Native Hawaiian artist, Solomon Enos.

“So she requested a closet, and we'd be in the closet, and she would teach and record then,” Julia choked up as she remembered Elder Emma Clark.

“So she requested a closet, and we'd be in the closet, and she would teach and record then,” Julia choked up as she remembered Elder Emma Clark.

Martha Redbone presents her Roots Project in her Broad Stage debut on Saturday, April 9 at 7:30pm. A performance not to be missed, Billboard Magazine described Martha Redbone as “a true original; the kind of artist who sets trends, as opposed to following them.”

The Western Illinois University Department of English will host the Fred Ewing Case and Lola Case Writer-in-Residence Friday, April 29 in Sherman Halls third-floor auditorium.

Barbara Mumby-Huerta, vice president of programs and partnerships for the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation, will talk about the intersection of arts and social justice in Indigenous artwork as part of an online event hosted by the San Diego Museum of Art

An "art dad" who championed emerging talents, he illuminated the uneasy relationship between Native cultures and mainstream society.

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Judy Blume, Louise Erdrich, and many other authors also have ‘independent bookstore owner’ on their résumés.