Experience the Legends of the Indigenous Peoples of America with Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle!
Join storyteller Lance White Eagle (pictured above giving a presentation) as he shares Indigenous legends from across the country at the Barbara Moscato Brown Library on Saturday, November 9, 2024 at 1pm.
The Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library is proud to announce a special event in honor of Native American Heritage Month: Legends of the Indigenous Peoples of America presented by Native American storyteller and performer Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle. Join us on Saturday, November 9, 2024, from 1 PM to 2 PM, for an enriching and captivating storytelling experience that is free and open to all ages!
This wonderful event is being brought to you through generous funding from the Cameron County Community Chest.
Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle, a member of the Western Band of Cherokee and the Rappahannock peoples, is a seasoned storyteller whose performances breathe life into Indigenous legends from across the country. More than just tales, these stories have been passed down through generations to impart deep cultural wisdom, lessons in morality, beliefs, and sometimes even regional histories. Through his powerful performances, Lance White Eagle brings these ancient narratives to the modern world, allowing audiences to connect with the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous Americans.
As a respected expert in Indigenous American history, culture, and legends, Lance White Eagle has performed at numerous prestigious events, including programs at Penn State University’s anthropology department, traditional Indigenous dance at Yale University, and consultations for academic publications. His dynamic storytelling has also been featured at various colleges, pow-wows, and on national news programs, showcasing the beauty and depth of Native American traditions and histories.
This November, don’t miss the chance to embark on a journey through time with Lance White Eagle as he shares his wealth of knowledge and passion for Native American legends. This family-friendly event is perfect for people of all ages who wish to learn more about Indigenous cultures and the timeless stories that continue to shape them.
Event Details:
What: Legends of the Indigenous Peoples of America with Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle
When: November 9, 2024 | 1 PM – 2 PM
Where: Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library, 27 West 4th St. Emporium, PA
Cost: Free and open to the public
Contact: For more information, please contact the Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library at 814-486-8011.
About Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle:
Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle is an accomplished storyteller, historian, and performer of Indigenous American culture. With a deep commitment to honoring and sharing the traditions of his Cherokee and Rappahannock heritage, Lance White Eagle has captivated audiences nationwide. His performances are renowned for not only their entertainment value but also their educational insight into Native American traditions, providing an engaging and meaningful experience for all who attend.
Come celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us and honor Indigenous identity and culture!
For media inquiries, interviews, or additional information, please contact the Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library at 814-486-8011.