About this Event
Natives in the City: Ribbon Skirt Workshop
Join the Durango Indigenous Kinship Initiative for a hands-on Ribbon Skirt Workshop led by Diné entrepreneur and artist Moriah Arthur of Masani's Beauty. and our Kinship Host Savage M,llc.
Learn about the cultural significance of ribbon skirts while creating your own in a welcoming, community-centered space. Fabric and ribbons will be provided. Limited sewing machines are available; participants are encouraged to bring their own if possible.
Connect with culture, creativity, and community while building new skills and relationships.
📅 Sunday, October 18
🕛 12:00 PM–4:00 PM
📍 Maria's Reading Room, 145 E. College Dr., Suite 10W, Durango
Open to all ages. Space is limited—RSVP required through Eventbrite.
Stay tuned for an upcoming youth-only ribbon skirt workshop!
✨ Durango Indigenous Kinship Initiative ✨
The Durango Indigenous Kinship Initiative is a welcoming space where Indigenous people from all Nations can gather, build relationships, and find a sense of belonging. Whether you are deeply connected to your culture or reconnecting , you are welcome here.
Together, we'll celebrate culture, share stories, strengthen community, and create opportunities for our youth, families, college students and Elders to connect.
We're grateful to our local community supporters and partners for opening their facilities and helping create spaces where Indigenous kin can gather with respect, pride, and purpose.
Every Nation. Every Story. Every Generation.
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145 E College Dr, 145 East College Drive, Durango, United States
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