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A celebration of Lakota Sioux heritage featuring world-renowned dancer and singer Delwin Elk Bear Fiddler, Jr. The program includes two dance and storytelling performances, White Buffalo (2pm) and Wacipi (5:45), and the award-winning documentary Without Arrows (3:30), each followed by Q&A and photo-ops.
1435 Arch St. Fl. 2 (on 15th St.)
General Admission: $20
1435 Arch St. Fl. 2 (on 15th St.)
General Admission: $20
1435 Arch St. Fl. 2 (on 15th St.)
General Admission: $20
Delwin Elk Bear Fiddler, is a distinguished member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, a world renowned Native American performing Artist, and a descendant of Chiefs Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse. His accolades include performing for two American President’s and the Royal Family in England. As a teenager he was a champion Grass and Hoop dancer on the pow-wow circuit. His traditional Grass Dance is displayed in a continual loop at the Museum of the American Indian in Washington, D.C. Delwin’s Lakota name is Hehakapa Mahto (Elk Bear). Delwin is third generation grandson of the Elk Head Red Hair (Hehakapa Pahinsa) who was the historical Keeper of the White Buffalo Calf Pipe and signer of the 1868 Forty Larime Treaty.
Yellow Bicycle Company is an independent film and theater production company based at Yellow Bicycle Theater in Center City, Philadelphia.
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Audience Interaction
This event does not require masks to be worn