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Nov. 7, 2009
CIEA BENEFIT POWWOW
Visalia,California
At The College of The Sequoias, We are needing dancer's, singers, drummers from
all over. If you want a booth contact us. If you want to be a sponsor please
call us. If you want to donate to our raffle please let us know. Thank you.
Jennifer Malone 559-280-0712 (ourciea.org)
November 7 & 8, 2009
Intertribal Arts Marketplace
10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Shop for unique jewelry, artwork, collectibles, and gifts featuring traditional
and contemporary works by Native American artists. Meet the artists, participate
in family activities, and enjoy performances throughout the weekend.
Autry members and children under 9: Free Adults: $12 Children, students, and
seniors: $8.
Autry National Center
4700 Western Heritage Way
Los Angeles, CA, 90027-1462
323-667-2000
November 7th - 22nd, 2009
Native Voices Presents Carbon Black
This taut psychological drama focuses on the relationship between an agoraphobic
mother and her precocious son, Carbon ‘Inky’ Black. When young Inky claims to
have witnessed a horrific murder, his mother’s refusal to acknowledge the tale,
and her crippling dependence on sensationalized media coverage of violence in
their city, serve to isolate them both even further. Dejected and often truant
from school, Inky Black turns to young and well-meaning guidance counselor Lisa
YellowTree, who must fight her own battles with Mr. Tucker, a gruff and
seemingly uncaring Vice Principal.
Inspired by an outbreak of crime in the playwright’s own neighborhood, as well
as the lingering culture of fear that has grown up in the wake of the September
11 terrorist attacks , Carbon Black illustrates what happens when life is
distorted through the lens of local television news, and what the ramifications
for individuals and society at large can be when the reaction to crime and
violence, real or perceived, is denial and solitary confinement.
Gripping, suspenseful psychological drama. PG-13.
Half-Price Previews on November 4 and 5 at 8pm, November 7 at 2pm Opening Night
November 7 at 8pm Show Runs through November 22
Showtimes: Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays at 8pm Matinees Saturdays and Sundays
at 2pm
All shows at The Autry National Center in Griffith Park across from the LA Zoo
where the 5 and 134 freeways meet. Parking is FREE and plentiful.
40% off for GROUPS of 10 or more. Purchase 10+ tickets for your GROUP at only
$12 per ticket! Raise awareness and $$ for your group...plan a charity benefit
or themed event during National Native American Awareness Month November 2009!
Show your ticket stub and get FREE entry into the 2009 Intertribal Arts
Marketplace November 7 and 8 PLUS complimentary gift at the Autry Museum Store!
Tickets: General Admission $20/$10 Previews, Autry Members $12/$6 Previews
christi@flagmarketing.com 323-466-5830
www.nativevoicesattheautry.org
November 20-22, 2009
3RD ANNUAL LA SKINS FEST
2009 LOS ANGELES SKINS FEST
November 20th, 21st, 22nd
(Los Angeles, CA) November 2, 2009 –(www.laskinsfest.com)— “The Natives have
been restless, making films, shooting and cutting away on their masterpieces…It
is an enormous year for the LA SKINS FEST. We have an awesome collection of Los
Angeles premiers from Native America,” said festival Board Member Shirley
Cheechoo. The 3rd Annual Los Angeles Skins Fest is taking place November 20th,
21st and 22nd and has once again collected a great anthology of Native cinema.
On November 20th, 2009 at 7pm, the University of Southern California hosts a
selection of Native films from the US, Canada and Mexico at the Eileen L. Norris
Theater. The prestigious USC Visions and Voices Grant is sponsoring an extensive
collection of great student films that vary from comedic animation to dramatic
documentary. The opening night will offer new insights into Native America. Our
first ever SKINS FEST Scholarship recipient will be awarded as well to an
outstanding Native American student.
On November 21st, 2009, at 1PM, KCET will sponsor “True Stories From Navajo,” a
collection of films by and about the Dine culture, history and life ways. Navajo
performers and food will be provided at KCET Studios, in Hollywood.
On November 21st, 2009, at 8PM, the Screen Actors Guild sponsors SAG INDIE
productions by indigenous television directors. This film showcase, highlights
dramatic productions from Los Angeles Native and Indigenous filmmakers. A
popular stop-motion animation series and a sordid vampire tale make up the
evening’s screenings. Rose-Yvonne Colletta, a Native American Jazz singer, fresh
from her European tour will perform at 9pm.
On November 22nd, 2009, at 1PM, KCET sponsors a second “True Stories” film
program which focuses on films from across the United States and Canada. The
Cherokee Trail, the boarding school adversity issue, and the Mohawk iron
workers, who built New York City are highlighted in this program.
November 22nd, 2009, at 7PM, the Autry National Center sponsors our closing
night reception. We are honoring The Native Voices 10th anniversary and
screening films in the Imagination Gallery. The Autry will be open and admission
will be free to the public. A free reception will be provided and a native
flautist will be providing an arts and crafts area for kids.
All screenings, receptions and parking are free.
www.laskinsfest.com
Contact Information
contact@laskinsfest.com
November 21-22, 2009
9 th Annual Healing the Earth Pow Wow
The N.A.T.I.V.E. Club at Cal Poly Pomona University is proud to present our 9th
Annual Healing the Earth Pow Wow. All of the information is still tentative and
it will be updated frequently as the information changes.
nativeclubcpp@gmail.com
November 27 and 28, 2009
Indian Arts & Crafts Fair
California State Indian Museum, 2618 K Street, Sacramento, CA 95816, time 10am
to 5pm Friday and Saturday.
Enjoy shopping for artwork, jewelry, hand crafted dolls, soapstone & elkhorn
carvings, decorated gourds, ornaments and much more - just in time for the
holidays!!
www.parks.ca.gov/indianmuseum
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