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Register and join Kim Sigafus in person to make a dream catcher and learn about its role in Native American culture.
Kim Sigafus is an award-winning Ojibwa author who writes Native American fiction, nonfiction, children's, and young adult books. She has presented on native history, food, and music, and has traveled all over the Midwest in her native regalia, bringing native culture to life. Kim's family is from White Earth Reservation, located in the northwest corner of Minnesota. She sings and drums, as well as crafts dream catchers and Talking Feathers. Kim owns Quiet Souls, a Native American Inspired Gift store in Freeport, where she offers native presentations several times a year.
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To reserve your spot, please scroll down and complete the registration form below. Registration opens February 10 for spring events, May 10 for summer events, August 10 for fall events, and November 10 for winter events.
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This event is in-person.
Supplies and/or instructions are provided.
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