Join us for a free workshop with the Indigenous dance group Rocky Mountain Indigenous Dancers to learn how traditional dance is created and performed. This workshop is open to the general public (not exclusively Native folks!) to come learn about this important tradition.

Join us for a free workshop with Indigenous drum group Drifting Bull to learn how traditional drumming is created and performed. This workshop is open to the general public (not exclusively Native folks!) to come learn about this important tradition.

“I’ve been stuck in the middle my entire life. I’m afraid to be red. But, I’m not just white, either. I guess I’m...pink. Pink man.” Pink Man: or The Only Indian in the Room follows a young Ojibwe in a semi-autobiographical, semi-realistic journey of self-discovery as he battles tradition, stereotypes, and himself.

Embers Borne West is a time-shifting tale about intergenerational resilience and identity, as two very different generations of a Cherokee family move to Los Angeles, in 1927 and in the present day.

Boulder’s all-Indigenous led artists collective Creative Nations joins us for an evening featuring playwrights from their First Storytellers Festival. Excerpts will be performed live by Indigenous actors followed by a conversation about the challenges of telling Native stories. Co-presented with the Longmont Multicultural Action Committee.

Savage is a musical drama based on the life of Chickasaw sharpshooter and silent film actress, the unconquerable Wanda Savage.

The Counting of the Heads is an Osage romance. Will and Annie love one another, but is that enough to keep an Osage man and a white woman together in Oklahoma in 1906?

“Come on, just one dance!” 16-year old Taiel just needs one successful Purun dance in order to fulfill his duty of becoming a Mapuche tribe healer... and finally get the homophobic bullies at school off his back.