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Robert Flatlip, elder and lifelong resident of the Arrow Creek District, is this week's cultural enrichment speaker at Little Big Horn College. Flatlip will be telling the Crow creation story and stories of the Little People at noon on Thursday, March. 28 in the Little Big Horn College
Lodge Grass District elder Melvin Stops is this week's cultural enrichment speaker at Little Big Horn College. Stops will make a presentation on Old Man Coyote and the Sun Dance at noon on Thursday, March. 7 in the Little Big Horn College Library Programs Room and online. To
Historian Dale Old Horn is this week's cultural enrichment speaker at Little Big Horn College. Dale Old Horn will make a presentation on his ancestors Old Horn and Old Coyote at noon on Thursday, Feb. 1 in the Little Big Horn College Library Programs Room and online. Dale
CROW AGENCY – Apsáalooke Nation Housing Authority is hosting the Art for Elders Artwork contest. Themes can include elders, family, and a general good feeling. Three winners will be selected from each age group, K-fifth grade, sixth grade to eighth grade and ninth grade to twelfth grade. Art will be displayed
Editor's Note: The time for events in Pryor has been corrected. Powwows in Pryor, Crow Agency and Lodge Grass are scheduled to celebrate the New Year. The Arrow Creek District will host singing, dancing and a community feed on Friday, Dec. 29 at Plenty Coups High School Gym
The Apsáalooke Veterans Affairs Office will hold a meeting to begin their own post of the American Legion. According to their website, the American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. The meeting will be held at 6 p.
JR Goes Ahead will present a trilogy of Arrow Creek Stories on Thursday, Oct. 19 at noon in person in the LBHC library programs room, on Zoom and Facebook. Goes Ahead is a lifelong resident of the Arrow Creek District, and descendent of Chief Plenty Coups, has been steeped in
Song Bird Day Care is hosting a youth powwow at the Crow Fair arbor on Friday, Sept. 22. The powwow begins at 10 a.m. and will conclude at 1 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Tribal programs are welcome to set up information booths. Area schools and the public
Dale Old Horn will present on the Daytime Dance at noon on Thursday, Sept. 21 in person in the LBHC library programs room, on Zoom and Facebook. Last week, Old Horn discussed the origins of the ceremony and how it got to the Crows. This week, he will continue with
