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Imagine sitting around a campfire with Black Hawk, chief of war and leader of the Sauk tribe, listening to the creation stories and legends of your grandparents. The public is drawn along the path in time to find Black Hawk’s Band on the eve of the battle. Weaving the true story with folklore to create a tapestry by the narrator and historian of symbolic language Brian “Fox” Ellis attracts audiences to the world of Black Hawk with traditional chants and drum sounds to celebrate the First Nations of this land and begin to see the world through Native eyes.
The event is free and will include questions and answers from the public.
Registration is limited. Register for the event at:
https://tinyurl.com/y5xqsxja
After registration, you will receive a confirmation email containing additional information on how to join the meeting. If this is your first time participating in a Zoom event, you may be directed to download the Zoom app. You do NOT need a Zoom account to participate. If, when you register, you click add to your calendar, you will have all the information you need to join the event on your calendar.
Everyone who signed up for the event will receive an email with a link to the presentation that will be available for the two weeks only.
More information: Call 864-244-1499 or visit HistoryComesAlive.org