NativeWeb Resources: Performing Arts

Name and Description	Nation	Location
Aboriginal Comedian	Ojibwe	Canada - Western
Aboriginal stand up comedy with attitude! Gerry "The Big Bear" Barrett is a status, Ojibwe comedian from the Saugeen First Nation in Ontario, Canada. You may have seen him on CBC-TV, or APTN. He is available for conferences, speaking engagements.
Bear Creations, Native American Promotors and Educators	Seminole	US - Northeast
Bear Creations is a Native American owned and operated business that promotes and teaches Native American culture, history, music, arts and crafts. Our mission: To preserve and enhance the rich culture and heritage of the indigenous people; To educate our youth to survive in both western and tribal societies; To spread knowledge and understanding of our culture to others so as to help promote tolerance and unity of all humankind.
Daystar: Contemporary Dance-Drama of Indian America	Chippewa	United States
DAYSTAR:Contemporary Dance-Drama of Indian America was established in 1980 as a non-profit dance company.
e journal on Aboriginal Performance
We are delighted to announce the launching of the second edition of the Hemispheric Institute's e-journal, e-misférica.
Jazz, Funk'n Folklore by Mwalim	Wampanoag	US - Northeast
Mwalim is a multifacetted, Mashpee Wampanoag performingartist, writer, filmmaker and educator. This site describes his activities and offerings.
Native Life Calendar		United States
Native Life Calendar is 12 months of Actors, Musicians, Artist and every day hard working American Indian men. The pictures are taken through out the United States. A protion of the proceeds go to help out underprivileged Indian children.
Red Elk Enterprises	Assiniboine	US - Northwest
Red Elk Enterprises, based in Louisville, Colorado, is dedicated to keeping the Native American culture alive. We have won numerous awards for our panel speaking, contemporary music, speeches and storytelling about traditional and modern Indian Culture.
Red Nation Celebration		US - West
Red Nation Celebration (RNC) is a non profit American Indian organization established to premiere contemporary and traditional American Indian artists to the mainstream media and to the global communities to encourage understanding of the cultural traditions and modern day issues of the Native American.
redfeatherwoman.com	Assiniboine	US - Northwest
Red Feather Woman, enrolled member of the Sioux/Assiniboine Tribes in Montana. Traditional storyteller/singer songwriter. Recently released, The Keepers of the Earth. CD, 4 traditional stories, 4 contemporary songs,special Guest, Mary Youngblood.
Rudy Youngblood	Comanche	United States
Rudy Youngblood, also known as Tee-Dee-Nae (which means “Strong Boy”), is a gifted grass dancer, pow-wow singer and artist. Rudy is of the Comanche, Cree and Yaqui people and was raised in Washington State, Texas and ArizonaRudy Youngblood, also known as Tee-Dee-Nae (which means “Strong Boy”) is a gifted grass dancer, pow-wow singer and artist.
Tamaki 2002 – National Senior Kapa Haka Festival	Maori	Aotearoa-New Zealand
February 21 - 24, 2002 Come and feel the passion of kapa haka, the traditional Maori Performing Arts, by exponents in the field.
Tamaki Makau Rau Kapa Haka	Maori	Aotearoa-New Zealand
Home of the Auckland Senior Kapa Haka. Keep up to date with the regional competitions and Tamaki groups.
More sites on www.maori.org.nz
TawantinsuyuManta	Quechua	America - South
Andean music and culture.
The Gathering of Good Minds	Oneida	Canada - Eastern
A Celebration of Native wisdom art and culture ~ Onyo'ta a:ka
The MUSIC of DAVID LITTLE ELK	Lakota	United States
David Little Elk is a Lakota from the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe of South Dakota. He composes music that promotes the Lakota ways which develop complete health: physically, spiritually, mentally, and emoti
The REDD NATION	Cree	Canada - Western
An Aboriginal Youth Performing group, representing Northern Alberta. Features Tribal Hop (Native Hip-Hop), R&B, Techno, and Traditional dances (Grass, Fancy, & Hoop). Members include REDD REIGN, DJ ROCC REDD D, CLINTON SOTO, MARY JO BADGER, WAYNE MOBERLY, AND FRANKLIN KIYWASEW. Operated by REDD ROCC PRODUCTIONS' Darren Brule and Jason Tourangeau.
twoshields production co	Pueblo	US - Southwest
Twoshields production company specializing in Native American dance, culture, and music. Nino Reyos, a member of the Ute/Pueblo Indian Nations was one of the flute players to play during the 2002 Winter Game Opening Ceremonies in Salt Salt Lake City, Utah.
Ulali Official Home Page		United States
Home of the First Nations female a capella trio Ulali. Featuring tradional and contemporary Native American Music. Tour schedule, sound clips, photos,links, cds for sale.
Wapato Indian Club	Yakama	US - West
The beauty of the Wapato Indian Club's children as they perform traditional dance and stories w/sign language is truly a moving experience. This web page is dedicated to them, and a tool to help spread the beauty.
Windygrass Jrs	MicMac	US - Northeast
We are the windygrass jrs, a compative drum group and traditional group, with dancers.
Wolf Spirit Studio	Cherokee	US - Southeast
More sites on www.angelfire.com