Infusion of Indigenous Food & Arts
Saturday | December 14, 2024
TIME:
10 AM - 4 PM
PRICE:
FREE (donations appreciated)
LOCATION:
Seneca Art & Culture Center
Indigenous Food, Teas, Native American Artisans, Storytelling, Music & Shopping
A wonderful time to slow down, savor delicious food and traditional teas, listen to winter stories and enjoy peaceful music, while shopping for meaningful and distinctive gifts.
Elevated Indigenous Cuisine Experience thoughtful, unique, and innovative dishes that blend Indigenous flavors into a beautiful, harvest plate accompanied by medicinal teas designed to nourish, relax, and comfort. Featuring recipes from celebrated chefs Sean Sherman and Loretta Barrett-Oden's cookbooks.
Shopping with Indigenous Artisans Browse through a variety of items created by Indigenous artisans in a relaxing atmosphere, along with unique offerings from the Ganondagan gift shop.
Cultural Stories and Music
Haudenosaunee Winter Stories by Tonia Galban (Mohawk) and Ronnie Reitter (Seneca)
Cayuga Flute Music by Dan Hill (Cayuga) to accompany the experience
Limited Servings - Harvest Plate available for sale from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM, or until they run out! Harvest Plates are $15 while they last.
Cookbooks for Sale Get your hands on Sean Sherman (Oglala Lakota Sioux) and Loretta Barrett-Oden's (Potawatomi) cookbooks, available in the Gift Shop.
This event offers a wonderful opportunity to immerse yourself in Indigenous culture through food, art, and music. Make sure to come early to enjoy the food and experience the cultural stories and music.