**Join the waitlist for future classes. This workshop is currently sold out. Please contact Mrs. Danielle Smith, Native American Education Program Coordinator, as additional workshops may be scheduled in the future: danielle_smith@warroadschools.org or 218-386-6097
Hosted by the Warroad Public School Native American Education Program
A 3-Day Workshop: June 17, 18, and 19 | 1-3 PM
Participants will create their own personal, 12" deer hide Native American Hand Drum, including a drumstick made of leather, sinew, and padding. Learn traditional teachings, traditions, how to care for your drum and sing!
On Days 1 and 2, the Smokey Hill Drum Group will teach you how to make your Drum, and Day 3 will include traditional teachings, singing, and how to respectfully care for your Drum.
Materials and supplies are provided — this event is open to anyone willing to learn!
Traditional Native American snacks and refreshments provided:
June 17 | Wild rice soup, crackers, and buns
June 18 | Bison chili, cheese, sour cream, and buns
June 19 | Pulled pork sandwiches, chips, and coleslaw
Registration: $45 | Scholarships are available for Warroad Students, contact Mrs. Danielle Smith
Ages: All ages are welcome! Ages 11 and younger require an adult.
Seats: 20
Instructors: Smokey Hill Drum Group
Contact: Mrs. Danielle Smith, Native American Education Program Coordinator | danielle_smith@warroadschools.org | 218-386-6097
