Beat the Drum: ​A Glimpse into Native American Pow Wow Culture
​March 1 - April 12, 2020

In this exhibition, photographers Tom and Lynn Anderson present images from Midwest SOARRING Foundation’s intertribal Harvest Pow Wow. This family friendly event held in the western suburbs of Chicago is an annual celebration of Native American culture featuring drumming, singing, and Native American and Indigenous dancers in colorful regalia. Experience an authentic and rich educational gathering with descendants of America’s First People.

This exhibition is coupled with a Dear Earth talk, featuring Joseph Standing Bear Schranz and Lynn Anderson. 

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