"Askwa n’daoldibna iodali: We Are Still Here" will be on view from April 2 – December 31, 2021. This design represents of the Abenaki creation story when Glusape shoots his arrow into the ash tree. Artwork by Jeanne Morningstar Kent.

Our artist Kerry Wood will be presenting at Black Ash: Research and Cultural Practices in the Face of Emerald Ash Borer vtcommunityforestry.org/news/events/bl…

VAAA author and Nulhegan Historic Preservation officer Brian just published a new book based on his "On This Day in Abenaki History." amazon.com/dp/B0942G6CP2/… #vaaa #abenaki #abenakiart

Bill Gould and Reid Schwartz will be discussing the "#Abenaki Canoe Build project" at the virtual Abenaki Heritage Weekend on June 19 at 5:00 pm. More information and registration info coming soon. concordmonitor.com/Abenaki-Trails…

Register now for the virtual Abenaki Heritage Weekend session The Abenaki Canoe Build forms.gle/wo2z6oLih7spe4…

Make a donation to support Abenaki Art Association's work to develop cultural events, exhibits, and education programs. This button will take you to our fiscal sponsor's website. lcmm.org/vaaa-donate/

Join us for the virtual Abenaki Heritage Weekend on Thursday night at 7:00 pm for the Interview with Abenaki Potter Vicki Blanchard. Click this link to register. docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Watch this video to learn more about Vicki youtube.com/watch?v=-SWso8… #abenaki #abenakiart

From Friday night's Abenaki Heritage Weekend program. In this picture, Sherry Gould is demonstrating basketmaking while explaining it in Abenaki. Then the interview switched to English. Hop over to FB to check out our other 3 events over the weekend. fb.me/e/DhFjakG3

There's still time to register for "Abenaki Animal Tracks with Doug Bent," today at 5:00 pm. After registering, you'll get links for the program & to download this activity sheet with Abenaki animal names and tracks. Click the link to register forms.gle/8qhsi6eRhWm4KV…

Kchi wliwni (great thanks) to everyone who helped make this year's virtual Abenaki Heritage Weekend possible and to everyone that registered, and attended the events!

Register for Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom to learn about the first inhabitants of the region. lcmm.org/abenakiclass Presented through a collaboration between @Vtabenakiarts, Abenaki Arts & Education Center, and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum.

SNEAK PEEK! These are the textbooks we're using for Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom. Register for the class now. lcmm.org/abenakiclass Presented through a partnership between Abenaki Art, Abenaki Arts & Education Center, and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum.

Sign up for Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom lcmm.org/abenakiclass Presented through a partnership between Abenaki Art , the Abenaki Arts & Education Center, and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum #Abenaki #Culture #ethnicstudies #diversitymatters #teachers

95% of Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom 2020 participants reported course met or exceeded their expectations. Space is limited. Sign up now.lcmm.org/abenakiclass #diversitymatters #Abenaki #CultureEd Partners - Abenaki Arts & Education Center, and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum

Good news! Francine, a retired early childhood educator, will be joining us with music, stories, and games. Space is limited. Register at lcmm.org/abenakiclass Presented through a partnership between Abenaki Art, Lake Champlain Maritime Museum, and Abenaki Arts & Education.

Register now! Last chance to register for Presenting Abenaki Culture in the Classroom. lcmm.org/abenakiclass Presented through a partnership between Abenaki Art , the Abenaki Arts & Education Center, and Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. #ethnicstudies #teachertwitter #socialstudies

On Monday, Marge Bruchac will be a live in-person guest talk at Hampshire College: "Restorative Indigenous Research in the Kwinitekw (Connecticut River Valley)." Register on Zoom Bit.ly/3Bl1drh

November is Native American Heritage Month. Come learn from us. November is Native American Heritage Month. Come learn from us.

Watch Surviving the New England Great Dying, a PBS documentary about the 1620 plague killed about 90% of New England's Native American population. video.nhpbs.org/video/survivin…