Celebrating Two-Spirit Pride with United Resilience for an inspirational weekend
Integrating Native teachings and culture for this 3-day event
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KEVN) - The 2nd Annual Black Hills Two-Spirit “He Sapa Nagi Nunpa Wacipi” Pow-wow begins on Friday, June 28 through Sunday, June 30 at The Monument, 444 Mt. Rushmore Rd N.
Monique Mousseau is the Founder of the Two-Spirit Pow-wow and says it will be a day of celebration and cultural exchange as we honor the rich history and tradition of the Two-Spirit community with traditional dance, music, and food. This event will be a memorable experience for all who attend. Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with the Two-Spirit community and celebrate diversity.
Mousseau says the benefit concert is a celebration of resilience and hope, featuring talented Indigenous musicians from across Turtle Island. It will be an unforgettable night of music and community as we come together to support a great cause. All funding from the concert will go towards supporting the second annual Two-Spirit Pow-wow.
The Two-Spirit Pow-wow weekend will involve a heartwarming morning at our Elders Breakfast, where we celebrate and honor all women. Come indulge in delicious food, delightful company, and a truly special atmosphere. It’s a time to come together and show our appreciation for the incredible women in our lives. Sunday will be a night of fun and games at Drag Bingo. Mousseau says it’s a unique twist on the classic game, featuring fabulous drag queens as host. You’ll have a chance to win great prizes in a lively atmosphere. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable evening with friends.
Uniting Resilience is dedicated to restoring and celebrating the integral role of Two-Spirit relatives within the Native American community. We encompass creating a space for spiritual, cultural, and artistic expression, fostering healing within our diverse communities.
Native American Cultures have held Two-Spirit members, feminine males and masculine females in high respect, as healers, mediators, shamans, visionaries, and leaders – focusing on their spiritual gifts. The Native societies see a person’s basic character as a reflection of their spirit. Everything that exists is thought to come from the Spirit World.
You can purchase tickets at the link above.
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