Performance: Lois & the Lantern – zesty, non-denominational string band that delivers sublime vocal harmonies, engaging story-driven lyrics, and dynamic string band instrumentation. Presentation: Katelynn Martinez, Director of Operations and Business Development, One Canopy – Reforestation in the Rocky Mountains Africano has played in bands such as Thievery Corporation, Ghost Light, and John Brown’s Body and has been an active member of the vibrant Colorado music scene for decades.

The group combines elements of jazz, funk, and world music to create an improvisationally immersive sonic experience. Performance: Audio Wallpaper – Dan Africano’s Audio Wallpaper is a music collective led by bassist and composer Dan Africano. Presentation: Armando Silva, Artist, Community Minded Muralist & Performer – Public Art as Storytelling *following his presentation, Armando will be doing a live painting at the event throughout the afternoon Performance: Wyoming Indian High School Traditional Club – Ethete Wyoming

Presentation: Tyrone Smith, Director, CSU Native American Cultural Center & Jen Barfield, Professor, CSU Biomedical Sciences, Bison Conservation Herd Project Lead Soapstone Prairie Natural Area – Laramie Foothills Bison Conservation Herd – history, regional cultural significance, and ecological importance of the Bison relocation program for Plains Tribes. Performance: Tyler T Band – organic funk folk They will demonstrate various dances from the intertribal powwow as we celebrate Earth Day 2023.” They will share a little of the Native American culture through song, dance, and storytelling as they do the Land Acknowledgment. Presentation & Performance: The Iron Family Land Acknowledgement & Drumming – “The Iron Family Singers and Dancers are a third-generation group of performers from the Pawnee, Crow, Lakota, Southern Cheyenne, Kiowa, Meskwaki, Navajo, Southern Ute, and Ute Mountain Ute tribes and nations.

Yoga on the lawn presented by Old Town Yoga

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