Name: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly 2024 at Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty Park) / In-person & Livestream
Start: 2024-10-14T11:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-10-14T17:00:00-04:00
Location: Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty) Park 1301 N Beach St, Philadelphia, PA 19125

$Indigenous Peoples\u2019 Day Philly 2024 at Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty Park) \/ In-person & Livestream$

Community! The much anticipated Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly 2024, will be on Monday Oct 14th from 11a-5p as always at Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty) Park. This year we are anticipating new and returning artists, artisans, and speakers. So stay tuned and spread the word, as we will be announcing them throughout the month of September leading up to the day of the event.

EVENT NAME: Indigenous Peoples’ Day Philly 2024
LOCATION: Shackamaxon (Penn Treaty) Park – 1301 N Beach St, Philadelphia, PA 19125
FULL PROGRAM: TBA in September
PRESS RELEASE: TBA in September
At the park - PAY-AS-YOU-WISH:
Suggested donation $12 for adults, and $5 for elders & youth 12+

Through a celebration of art, culture, and performances, our annual event provides a space for different Native American, First Nations & Indigenous communities in Philadelphia to increase awareness and encourage dialogue about Indigenous history, resilience, and strength from 500+ years of Indigenous resistance in the Americas.

Cover Image: Canpatlaneci, Stage in 2023, Tchin, NNDT, Inkarayku
#IPDphilly2024
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
#NativeAmericanPride
#Lenapehoking
#TurtleIsland
#AbyaYala
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This is a family-friendly event and wheelchair accessible.
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To support our event financially you can donate by visiting https://ipdphilly.org/donate
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Organized by Indigenous Peoples' Day Philly Inc | https://ipdphilly.org
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The event is made possible by the generous support of individuals like you and funders like:
* Philadelphia Cultural Fund
* Bread & Roses Community Fund
* WingspanPA (Funding for this grant is made possible with the generous support from Spring Point Partners, and additional funding from PA Humanities, individual donors and the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
* Philadelphia's Cultural Treasures (A regional effort of the larger national initiative from the Ford Foundation funded by the William Penn Foundation, Wyncote Foundation, The Barra Foundation, The Neubauer Family Foundation, and The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage)