Songs for the Fall Equinox
“Celebrating the fall equinox with music and dance of the indigenous people of the western hemisphere”

Saturday and Sunday, September 13 and 14
10am-6pm on Saturday, 11am-5pm on Sunday

Haramokngna American Indian Cultural Center
Angeles Crest Highway and Mt. Wilson Rd., La Cañada, CA 91011
Go Metro

Performances: Suggested donation $5; Workshops: $10-$20
Tickets & Info: (310) 455-1588; (626) 449- 8975, katcalls@aol.com

http://www.haramokngna.org
 


Awaken to millennia-old cultures on sacred ground, deep in the ancient San Gabriel Mountains amid the oaks and cedars that ring our busy city.  The Haramokngna American Indian Center invites you to share the 3rd annual Fall Flute Circle Festival, a day of music, song, dance, and ceremony.  This day of sacred gathering opens with a blessing of the City from the headwaters of the Arroyo Seco and features a celebration of the Fall Equinox with the marking of the sun symbols.  Calling on their roots, Native American and indigenous musicians, singers, storytellers, and flutists--including the virtuoso Bill “Elkwhistle” Neal--will come together from many Western Hemisphere tribal traditions.  Their evocative offerings will rise over the mountains to spread sacred blessings over the land.  In addition, there will be an open mic; community artists’ booths; and workshops in making flutes, water drums, gourd rattles, and clapper sticks.

Presented by Ne’ayuh, a project of Community Partners, a permitee of the Angeles National Forest.


A largely volunteer effort, based on the intention to utilize the arts festival model to build genuine community cooperation and understanding, the World Festival of Sacred Music is presented by Foundation for World Arts and UCLA Center for Intercultural Performance.

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