Spring In Our Step
Again each spring we are reminded life begins anew each day and so we continue on together. We again focus on our children because they are our future. On Community Nights our meal is hosted by the AIHC along with our usual potluck offerings. Tonight broiled chicken, beans, and several salads start off the table. These are followed by veggy trays and chips and many many more choices. Our veteran dance instructor, Chuck Cadotte gave our young dancers some guidance before starting the Workshop this evening. His introduction seemed to go a long way to prepare our enthusiastic dancers for the practice. Our young people are fortunate to learn these traditional ways from someone with his experience in the arena. This dance workshop's enthusiasm and quality is evident in the initiative, joy, pride of tribal identity and participation in the songs and dance practice. Perhaps with spring, some young dancers are coming into the circle for the first time. It's all good and we surely glimpse the future in these important moments.
Parent and friends participation are very important to the social aspect of the program success. Remember to bring a potluck item or side dish for the Soaring Eagles dance workshop evening feast. It is our Traditional Indian way to practice hospitality and generosity when we invite all to attend an Indian gathering and share the meal with the whole community. San Diego Unified School District, SDUSD, Ballard Parent Center, 2375 Congress St. San Diego, CA 92110.
April 6 - 27, May 4– 25. Local pow wows are shuffling into place over the next five months. See: AISource Calendar For more information regarding the SOARING EAGLES please contact: Vickie Gambala 619-266-2887 vickiegambala@gmail.com Jennifer Garcia 619-540-4688 mariposa2172@yahoo.com Carla Tourville 619-743-9847 carlatourville@yahoo.com |