Felt Knowledge Festival celebrates Indigenous culture and traditions

The Indigenous Felt Knowledge Festival, as reported by UWM Report, was a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture and traditions held at the UWM Student Union. This festival was a rich tapestry of cultural expression, featuring Indigenous food, native vendors, craftmakers, and a variety of workshops. The event was highlighted by an array of performances ranging from singing to spoken word, showcasing the diverse talents and heritage of the Indigenous community.

A special feature of the festival was the live painting by Artist in Residence Jonathan Thunder, who began the day by creating drawings based on prompts from children at the Children's Learning Center. Thunder's participation added a unique artistic dimension to the festival, bridging the gap between traditional Indigenous art forms and contemporary artistic expression. The festival, organized by the UWM American Indian Student Center, Electa Quinney Institute, and Sociocultural Programming, was a testament to the rich and enduring legacy of Indigenous cultures.

To read the full article and explore more about the Felt Knowledge Festival's celebration of Indigenous culture and traditions, visit Felt Knowledge Festival celebrates Indigenous culture and traditions - UWM REPORT. The article not only highlights the festival's vibrant activities but also provides insight into the importance of such events in promoting cultural understanding and appreciation.