Lincoln Brewster plays a new song FOR THE FIRST TIME LIVE, at Lifelight Music Festival, Worthing SD September 4, 2010.
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Progress continues on the sculpture of Crazy Horse Mountain in the Black Hills of SD. This presentation is a reflection from it's start to current work and a view of the Sculpture's studio and other works he has done. Native American leaders chose Crazy Horse for the mountain carving because he was a great and patriotic hero. Crazy Horse's tenacity of purpose, his modest life, his unfailing courage, and his tragic death set him apart and above the others
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The 20th Annual SDSU (South Dakota State University) Wacipi held at Frost Arena Feb. 20, 2010 Brookings SD. Girls Fancy Shawl Dance competition. WOMEN'S FANCY SHAWL DANCE This is the most modern of the women's dances. Some say it was originally called the blanket dance and women danced...
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2010 SIOUX FALLS SD GERMAN FESTIVAL September 11: Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen perform "Dick's Polka". Barefoot Becky is from Mt Vernon IA. Visit her website here: www.barefootbecky.com GermanFest is held annually as a celebration of it's Sister-City affiliation with Potsdam Germany after the reunification of Germany.
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2010 SIOUX FALLS SD GERMAN FESTIVAL September 11: Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen perform "Waltzing In The Snow". Barefoot Becky is from Mt Vernon IA. Visit her website here: www.barefootbecky.com GermanFest is held annually as a celebration of it's Sister-City affiliation with Potsdam Germany after the reunification of Germany.
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Brule & Airo Spring Tour concert held March 20, 2009 at the Watertown SD Events Center. "Hoop Dancers" Paul LaRouch, adopted at birth off the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation, discovered his heritage in 1993 after the death of both adoptive parents. He was united on Thanksgiving day 1993 with a brother, sister, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. The discovery of his true heritage has greatly affected Pauls life and those around him. The influence on his career has been monumental. Overwhelmed by the experience, Paul has turned his powerful feelings to humanitarian causes through music. Current Airo band members include: Moses Brings Plenty on traditional drums; Nicole LaRouche (Pauls daughter) on flute;Paul LaRouche on keyboards and Shane LaRouche (Pauls son) on guitars. Paul, Nicole, and Shane are enrolled members of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of SD. Moses is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe of SD.
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2010 SIOUX FALLS SD GERMAN FESTIVAL September 11: Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen perform "The Red Raven Polka". Barefoot Becky is from Mt Vernon IA. Visit her website here: www.barefootbecky.com GermanFest is held annually as a celebration of it's Sister-City affiliation with Potsdam Germany after the reunification of Germany.
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Family Force 5 at LifeLight Music Festival, September 4, 2010, at Worthing SD.
Falls Park in Sioux Falls South Dakota is a popular attraction for Art Displays and concerts as well as a place of beauty and relaxation. This natural beauty on the Big Sioux River gave the city of Sioux Falls its name and, like a lot of places in South Dakota, it has a long history. Visitors enjoy the scenic beauty, as well as the remnants of some of Sioux Falls earliest buildings. In pioneer days the falls were tapped for water power to run the Queen Bee Mill, built in 1887. The foundation of the mill is still visible, as well as a hydroelectric plant built in 1908. These structures offer a glimpse into the areas history, while the Falls Park Visitor Information Center, featuring a five-story observation tower and elevator, provides information on Falls Park and other Sioux Falls attractions.
SIOUX FALLS FESTIVAL OF CULTURES: June 19, 2010 Jasmine Pickner explains the significance of the Native American Hoop Dance. Dallas Chief Eagle of Martin has been teaching hoop dancing to his stepdaughter Jasmine Pickner of Rapid City since she was a young girl. Several years ago they had an apprenticeship to work together more intensively, and at the end of that time Jasmine became the first female to win the teen division of the World Hoop Dance Championships.
Leeland sings "Via Dolorosa" at LifeLight Music Festival September 4 at Worthing SD. The group consists of Leeland Mooring, lead vocals & guitar; Jack Mooring, keys& vocals; Mike Smith, drums; and Jake Holtz, bass.
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Stone tools, arrowheads and artifacts that have been donated to the museums at Crazy Horse Welcome Center. It's been 36 years since the construction of the first wing of the Indian Museum of North America. When Korczak accepted the invitation of Native Americans to carve a mountain memorial to their culture, he determined that it would be a humanitarian project. He wanted Crazy Horse to be much more than "just" a colossal mountain carving. He directed that the Memorial also would tell present and future generations the story of Native Americans by displaying outstanding examples of Indian culture and heritage - both of yesterday and today. The museum has grown with the project. Each year, tribal members and others contribute Native American art and artifacts to enhance the collection and make it more comprehensive and representative of all North American tribes.
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Brule & Airo Spring Tour concert held March 20, 2009 at the Watertown SD Events Center. "Deep Dreams" Paul LaRouch, adopted at birth off the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation, discovered his heritage in 1993 after the death of both adoptive parents. He was united on Thanksgiving day 1993 with a brother, sister, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. The discovery of his true heritage has greatly affected Pauls life and those around him. The influence on his career has been monumental. Overwhelmed by the experience, Paul has turned his powerful feelings to humanitarian causes through music. Current Airo band members include: Moses Brings Plenty on traditional drums; Nicole LaRouche (Pauls daughter) on flute;Paul LaRouche on keyboards and Shane LaRouche (Pauls son) on guitars. Paul, Nicole, and Shane are enrolled members of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of SD. Moses is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe of SD.
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A stroll around beautiful Sylvan Lake near MT Rushmore in the Black Hills of South Dakota.The unique rock formations surrounding the lake were formed in the same manner as the Needles: igneous and metamorphic rocks were uplifted, and weather has since shaped the rocks into their current form. The Needles spires are sharper and more pointed than the rocks around Sylvan Lake because the Needles were formed as closely spaced joints. The rounded forms of granite around the lake, on the other hand, were produced by widely spaced joints. Sylvan Lake is considered the Crown Jewel of Custer State Park in the Black Hills of western South Dakota . The mountain lake sits at the base of Harney Peak , the highest point east of the Rocky Mountains. Hikers can access the trail head for the three-mile trip to the summit. Other lake activities include swimming, paddleboating, fishing and picnicking.
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Brule & Airo Spring Tour concert held March 20, 2009 at the Watertown SD Events Center."Buffalo Jump" Paul LaRouch, adopted at birth off the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation, discovered his heritage in 1993 after the death of both adoptive parents. He was united on Thanksgiving day 1993 with a brother, sister, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. The discovery of his true heritage has greatly affected Pauls life and those around him. The influence on his career has been monumental. Overwhelmed by the experience, Paul has turned his powerful feelings to humanitarian causes through music. Current Airo band members include: Moses Brings Plenty on traditional drums; Nicole LaRouche (Pauls daughter) on flute;Paul LaRouche on keyboards and Shane LaRouche (Pauls son) on guitars. Paul, Nicole, and Shane are enrolled members of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of SD. Moses is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe of SD.
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2010 SIOUX FALLS SD GERMAN FESTIVAL September 11: Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen perform "Let's Have A Party". Barefoot Becky is from Mt Vernon IA. Visit her website here: www.barefootbecky.com GermanFest is held annually as a celebration of it's Sister-City affiliation with Potsdam Germany after the reunification of Germany.
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2010 SIOUX FALLS SD GERMAN FESTIVAL September 11: Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen perform "No Beer Today Polka". Barefoot Becky is from Mt Vernon IA. Visit her website here: www.barefootbecky.com GermanFest is held annually as a celebration of it's Sister-City affiliation with Potsdam Germany after the reunification of Germany.
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Brule & Airo Spring Tour concert held March 20, 2009 at the Watertown SD Events Center."Buffalo Moon" Paul LaRouch, adopted at birth off the Lower Brule Sioux Indian Reservation, discovered his heritage in 1993 after the death of both adoptive parents. He was united on Thanksgiving day 1993 with a brother, sister, aunts, uncles, nieces and nephews. The discovery of his true heritage has greatly affected Pauls life and those around him. The influence on his career has been monumental. Overwhelmed by the experience, Paul has turned his powerful feelings to humanitarian causes through music. Current Airo band members include: Moses Brings Plenty on traditional drums; Nicole LaRouche (Pauls daughter) on flute;Paul LaRouche on keyboards and Shane LaRouche (Pauls son) on guitars. Paul, Nicole, and Shane are enrolled members of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe of SD. Moses is an enrolled member of the Oglala Sioux Tribe of SD.
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The Journey Museum, Rapid City SD: Beading, sewing, artwork of Native American People from Prehistoric times to present. From tools to ceremonial intricacies, Indian peoples designed their wares to be both beautiful and useful whether it be jewelry, clothing or the shoes they wore. Here are examples of dresses, moccasins, knife sheathes, dolls, belts, flutes, pipes and ceremonial and daily use items adorned with beads and natural materials. Native American People used the resources at hand to make the things they needed to survive and flourish. They adorned them with symbols of their creator and the earth with which they had utmost respect and devotion. Creative Commons Music by Paul F Page "Suite Earth"
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