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Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company presented by the Warroad Native American Education Program

the poster for this event with details listed on this webpage;  photos include three dancers

COMMUNITY PERFORMANCE: 6 PM
ARTIST MEET AND GREET: 7:30-7:45 PM

Experience the captivating storytelling of the Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company through dance, music, movement, and song. Every step, expression, and rhythm shares stories that honor Native history, culture, and traditions, creating a powerful and immersive visual experience that educates and inspires audiences of all ages.

Featuring a variety of traditional dance styles—including hoop dance, shield dance, eagle dance, jingle dress dance, grass dance, men's and women's fancy, traditional, and woodland—each performance offers a rich, vibrant, and engaging cultural experience.

This special evening performance features the company's full program and is open to the entire community. While Warroad students will enjoy highlights of the performance during the school day, the evening presentation offers the complete showcase of Woodland Sky's storytelling, music, and dance, made possible for our community by the Warroad Native American Education Program.

Cost: Free (free-will donations appreciated!) | Registration: Tickets Required | Ages: Open to All

For more information, contact Mrs. Danielle Smith, Warroad Native American Education Program Coordinator: 218-386-6097 or danielle_smith@warroadschools.org

Native American dancers

About Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company

Established in 2013, the Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company is a professional performance group based in the Great Lakes region. Created to share the stories behind Native songs, dances, and traditions, the company presents performances as a visual story that brings history, culture, and tradition to life through dance, music, and movement.

Featuring experienced Native American Ojibwe, Lakota, Potawatomi, Menominee, and Apache dancers and a variety of traditional dance styles, Woodland Sky's mission is to educate and inspire audiences through authentic, respectful performances that celebrate the richness of Native storytelling and culture.

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