Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with Yellow Bird Productions at Western Spirit Museum

Celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day with an afternoon of culture, storytelling, music and dance at Western Spirit Museum on Monday, October 12, 2026. Internationally renowned Yellow Bird Productions will present a special program celebrating the unique spirit and traditions of American Indian cultures. From 3 to 6 p.m., guests can experience stories and traditional Apache flute music from storyteller and flute player Ken Duncan Sr., followed by a presentation from Doreen Duncan exploring the significance of the Apache Rainbow Dance and Apache Bow and Arrow Dance. Champion hoop dancer Talon Ree Duncan will then captivate audiences with a colorful performance featuring images inspired by the natural world, including an eagle, butterfly, turtle, clouds and desert flower, along with interpretation and a land acknowledgement. The celebration will conclude with a reception from 5 to 6 p.m. in Western Spirit Museum’s Sculpture Courtyard, featuring food and beverages. Program admission is $10 for Museum Members and $15 for the general public. Indigenous Elders are invited to attend free of charge.