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Amsterdam Museum opens an exhibition on New Amsterdam from an Indigenous perspective - Vimarsana News

Amsterdam Museum opens an exhibition on New Amsterdam from an Indigenous perspective

Four hundred years ago the first Dutch colonists arrived in the area known today as New York. Their mission given by the Dutch West India Company was

Our Cincinnati Weekend Picks March 29-31 - Cincinnati Magazine - Vimarsana News

Our Cincinnati Weekend Picks March 29-31 - Cincinnati Magazine

Attend a burlesque festival, celebrate indigenous art, and bring your dog to a hockey game this weekend.

Art After Dark | Native Visions - Vimarsana News

Art After Dark | Native Visions

Art After Dark | Native Visions Celebrate contemporary Native American and Indigenous Pacific-Rim artists and traditions with music from DJ Creepingbear, a live painting performance with artist Leonard Harmon, food for purchase from Indigenous Chef food truck, cash bars, and free admission to Clearly Indigenous: Native Visions Reimagined in Glass and Whitfield Lovell: Passages. #ArtAfterDarkCincy

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day at Eiteljorg Museum - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day at Eiteljorg Museum

Indigenous Peoples Day is a holiday that celebrates, commemorates and honors Indigenous histories and cultures. It is celebrated across the U.S. on the second Monday in October.

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Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day at Eiteljorg Museum - Indianapolis Recorder - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day at Eiteljorg Museum - Indianapolis Recorder

The Eiteljorg Museum is celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day through performance storytelling on Oct. 7 and free admission on Monday, Oct. 9.