Infusion of Indigenous Food & Arts
Saturday | December 14, 2024
TIME:
10 AM - 4 PM
PRICE:
FREE (donations appreciated)
LOCATION:
Seneca Art & Culture Center
Indigenous Food, Teas, Native American Artisans, Storytelling, Music & Shopping
A wonderful time to slow down, savor delicious food and traditional teas, listen to winter stories and enjoy peaceful music, while shopping for meaningful and distinctive gifts.
Elevated Indigenous Cuisine | 11:30 AM - 3 PM (or until they run out)
Experience thoughtful, unique, and innovative dishes that blend Indigenous flavors into a beautiful, harvest plate accompanied by medicinal teas designed to nourish, relax, and comfort. Featuring recipes from celebrated chefs Sean Sherman and Loretta Barrett-Oden's cookbooks.
Limited Servings - Harvest Plate $15 while they last.
Shopping with Indigenous Artisans | 10 AM - 4 PM
Browse through a variety of items created by Indigenous artisans in a relaxing atmosphere, along with unique offerings from the Ganondagan gift shop.
Cultural Stories and Music
Haudenosaunee Winter Storytelling
Ronnie Reitter (Seneca) at 11 AM
Tonia Galban (Mohawk) at 3 PM
Cayuga Flute Music by Dan Hill (Cayuga) at 1 PM
Cookbooks for Sale in Gift Shop | 10 AM - 4 PM
Get your hands on Sean Sherman (Oglala Lakota Sioux) and Loretta Barrett-Oden's (Potawatomi) cookbooks, available in the Gift Shop.
Wampum Display | 10 AM - 4 PM
Learn about wampum and wampum belts at this display. Learn about different wampum belts, and how they are made.
This event offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in Indigenous culture through food, art, and music. Make sure to come early to enjoy the food and experience the cultural stories and music.