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Drums Along the Hudson: A Native American and Multicultural Celebration

On-site, Volunteer must be in or near New York, NY
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  • Details

    Date:
    June 1, 2025
    7:00 AM - 7:00 PM EDT
    Available Times:
    Weekends (daytime)
    Time Commitment:
    Poucas horas
    Commitment Details:
    Volunteers are needed for various tasks such as greeting guests, setting up chairs, giving directions, etc. Time commitment is by shift.
    Recurrence:
    One time only
    Cause Areas:
    Arts & Music, Environment & Sustainability
    Good For:
    Adolescentes, Idade acima de 55
    Participation Requirements:
    Orientações para os Participantes

    Description

    Drums Along the Hudson: A Native American and Multicultural Celebration

    DRUMS ALONG THE HUDSON® features an open air pow wow, which is a celebratory gathering of Native American people that will be led by Louis Mofsie and the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers with Host Drums Heyna Second Sons. Mohawk Elder, Tom Porter will give the opening Thanksgiving Address and ceremonial Tree Planting accompanied by the Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers. This multicultural family-oriented festival combines Native American heritage with the diversity of New York City with performances of world dance and drumming tradition, featuring Kalpulli Huehuetlatolli Aztec Dancers and Drummers, BatalaNY Afro-Caribbean Drumming, Kotchegna African Dance from the Ivory Coast, and more! Activities also include Native American crafts, storytelling, and international cuisine.

    DRUMS ALONG THE HUDSON® features an open air pow wow, which is a celebratory gathering of Native American people that will be led by Louis Mofsie and the Thunderbird American Indian Dancers with Host Drums Heyna Second Sons. Mohawk Elder, Tom Porter will give the opening Thanksgiving Address and ceremonial Tree Planting accompanied by the Haudenosaunee Singers and Dancers. This multicultural family-oriented festival combines Native American heritage with the diversity of New York City with performances of world dance and drumming tradition, featuring Kalpulli Huehuetlatolli Aztec Dancers and Drummers, BatalaNY Afro-Caribbean Drumming, Kotchegna African Dance from the Ivory Coast, and more! Activities also include Native American crafts, storytelling, and international cuisine.

    Location

    On-site

    Inwood Hill Park

    W 218th St, New York, NY 10034, USA
    Indian Road
    Directions

    Subway: #1 train to 215th Street or the A train to 207th Street. The entrance to the park is at 218th Street and Indian Road, four blocks west of Broadway.

    Car: Just north of the Dyckman Street exit off the Henry Hudson Parkway.

    How to Apply

    Please complete the online form or you can email us for a pdf application form to return via email.

    Please complete the online form or you can email us for a pdf application form to return via email.

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