ALL ARE WELCOME! 10am-6pm Saturday, 10am-5pm Sunday Annual Treaty Renewal
Wiping Away Tears Ceremony
Peace Tree Planting
~ Jeremiah Wolf “Thunder Cloud” of the Mohawk Nation, Haudenosaunee
Singers, Dancers & Storytellers
~ Luis Sanakori Ramos "Taino Sagrado" Behike of the Arayeke Yukayek from the Mountains of Naguake
~ Richard A. "Lunging Bear" Nischan of the Powhatan Tribe
~ Matoaka Little Eagle of the Tewa, Apache, & Chickahominy
~ Evan Pritchard “Abachbahamedtch” of the Mi'kmaq People, Algonquin Nation
Spirit of the Mountain Singers & Drummers
Wolf's Moon Medicine Drum
Food & Craft Vendors
Children’s Games & Farm Activities
Creek Paddle & Walk for the Water
Please invite Friends to our Facebook Event and help us get the word out.
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Please bring camp chairs/picnic blankets for seating &
cash for entry/food/craft purchases
Suggested Donation:
$10 Adults/Teens
$5 Under 12 & Seniors
no one turned away for lack of funds
Rain or Shine
No Alcohol, Drugs, or Firearms
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Please pitch in to the GoFundMe Fundraiser to cover the honoraria for our presenters/performers, every little bit helps: https://gofund.me/6fb30443
If you are connected to a local organization or business that would be willing to SPONSOR the gathering, we’re happy to acknowledge their generosity publicly.
We also have some spots still available for vendors.
SPONSOR TIPS & INTERESTED VENDORS contact us at [email protected] or call / FB Messenger @Paul Tobin
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Who are we?
The original people, friends and allies who live in the valley of the river known as Mahicannittuk, or Muh-he-kun-ne-tuk ("river that flows two ways" or "waters that are never still").
Why is this important?
To honor, acknowledge and respect the original people of this land and waters.
Event Venue
160 Esopus Avenue, Kingston, NY, United States, New York 12401