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The Liberty WildlifeNon-Eagle Feather Repository
Fourth Annual
Native American Culture and Wildlife Celebration
9:00am to 4:30pm
November 15, 2026
November is Native American Heritage Month, a time to honor the diverse cultural histories of Indigenous people in America.
Throughout history Native Americans have maintained a special connection with the animals in their natural world, one that has shaped and sustained their culture.
The Liberty Wildlife Non-Eagle feather Repository (LWNEFR) will be celebrating Native American Heritage Month by recognizing this connection with a celebration that will include.
Activities:
Dancers and Singers
Artists displaying and selling their Art.
Exhibits, Demonstrations, and Storytelling
Eagles, Hawks, Owls, Falcons, and other birds will be on exhibit.
Raptor flight shows.
Wildlife Education presentations
Beverages and snacks
The Celebration will start with the blessing of the eagles.
Come honor the Connection!
The Celebration will take place at Liberty Wildlife, 2600 E. Elwood St., Phoenix, Arizona 85040
Featured artists include:
SRPMIC TRADITIONAL DANCERS:
This dance group was established in 1996 by the youth group, Teens in Action. This dance group began with a focus on the Onk Akemel O’odham (Salt River People) culture and tradition, through song and dance and pass them on to future generations. The group performs a variety of dances from social dances to dances performed only by the females of the group. The more recognizable dance is the Basket Dance.
NORTHERN TRADITIONAL DANCERS:
Allen King and Family perform the Northern Traditional Dance that evokes the style of the Plains Indians, their hunting parties, and warriors, their regalia, their bravery and courage. Two of the dances they will be performing are the Sneak-Up Song and the Crow Hop.
APACHE CROWN DANCERS:
The Apache Crown Dance, performed by the San Carlos Middle School dancers, symbolizes a connection to the Mountain Spirits and serves as a healing ritual for the community. This ancient tradition is integral to Apache culture, representing spiritual beliefs and communal protection against disease and enemies.
Sinquah Family Hoop Dancers, The Sinquah family is a celebrated Indigenous hoop dance dynasty known for earning world championship titles, cultural storytelling, and global performances. This dance troupe consists of Scott a champion Fancy War dancer, in the US and Canada, Sampson is a champion Prairie Chicken dancer, and Moontee is a champion Grass dancer. They are recognized for preserving and celebrating Indigenous culture through hoop dance, Fancy Dance, singing, drum making, and storytelling
EDWIN DE LUNA:
Edwin De Luna will be exhibiting his extensive collection of Native American Regalia and paraphernalia.
For more information on Liberty Wildlife and the Feather Repository go to https://libertywildlife.org/conservation-services/non-eagle-feather-repository-2/
https://libertywildlife.org/event/native-american-culture-and-wildlife-celebration/
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