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Thursday, March 8, 2012 – Masks as Tribal Identity:
Cultures around the world have used masks in ceremony, entertainment, protection and even for sport. From the Artic to the Aztec, masks were an important part of religious and daily lives of Native people. The Cherokee utilized masks in their Booger Dance that is still alive today. Masks can be made out of wood, bone, leather and decorated with religious symbols and clan membership. Does your tribe use masks for ceremonies or storytelling? Guest include Cherokee artist/mask maker Roger Cain.

Fatherhood is Sacred takes place every Thursday at 5:30pm at 1418 20th Street in Sacramento.  This is a group for Native Youth and Parents of Native Children.  

Native Tales II
Friday, March 16, 2012
7:00 pm until 10:00 pm

Friendship House Association of American Indians' Board of Directors presents: NATIVE TALES II featuring the Magic, Story Telling, Comedy and Performing Arts of Tamaka, Eddie Madril, and James Bilagody.

Admission $10 - all proceeds benefit non-profit organization, Friendship House.

Friendship House Great Hall
56 Julian Avenue
San Francisco, Calif. 94103

For more information contact Jayde Rias-Waukazoo:
ph: 1(415) 865-0964
email: jayder@friendshiphousesf.org website:  <http://www.friendsh iphousesf. org>

Public Event By Friendship House Association of American Indians, Inc.

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D-Q University Big Time Pow-Wow April 14th, 2012 at D-Q University

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