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Join us for an exploration of water and its impact in Black Canyon City and Arizona. Contribute to a community mural with artist Ruth Ann Beeler, use a hands on model from the Yavapai Flood Control District to test the effects of development on a watershed, and learn about the contributions of indigenous people to the life and culture of Arizona.
Featured Performers
Morning Star Leaders Inc.
Debbie Nez-Manuel (Diné) & Royce Manuel (Akimel Aw-Thum)
Through hands-on activities including creating bow and arrows and musical instruments from natural resources learn about the use of water and plants by indigenous people in daily life.
The Young WarriorsÂ
The Young Warriors are award winning performers known for their rich and compelling dance, music and storytelling. Acclaimed Hoop Dancer Tony Duncan brings to life the animals of water and sky, alligators, beavers, eagles and more. Victoria Duncan and the children share traditional dances, and allow adults and children alike to learn about creative expression, history and values.
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Arizona Humanities builds a just and civil society by creating opportunities to explore our shared human experiences through discussion, learning and reflection.