This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.

(Classes will be recorded)

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

The Knot Alone Makers Circle will be a community crafting and cultural sharing group hosted by the Adawe Tribal Cultural Center, and will bring tribal members together twice each month for creativity, learning, and fellowship.

The group will meet one Friday evening and one Saturday morning each month in a welcoming space where participants can work alongside one another, share knowledge, and support each other’s projects and skills.

Participants are encouraged to bring any cultural arts projects they are currently working on, whether it is beadwork, regalia, moccasins, dance shawls, quilting, repairs, etc.

Those wanting to learn a new skill or begin a new project are also welcome, and group members are encouraged to help teach, guide, and encourage one another in a spirit of community and shared learning.

The Adawe Cultural Center will provide the meeting space along with a limited number of sewing machines, scissors, and basic shared tools.

Participants are responsible for bringing their own project materials and supplies, such as beads, fabric, thread, buckskin, ribbon, patterns, and any other specialty items needed for their work.

• When: Beginning June 20th & 26th

• Time: 5-9pm CDT on Fridays and 10am-2pm CDT on Saturdays, come and go

• Friday dinner and Saturday lunch provided, potluck style. If you can, bring something yummy to share!

• Where: Adawe Tribal Cultural Center & Museum, 26 N Main St, Miami, OK 74354 (Previously NEO Reality Building)

• Join Online: Please email brittany.long@ottawatribe.gov for Zoom link

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

The Knot Alone Makers Circle will be a community crafting and cultural sharing group hosted by the Adawe Tribal Cultural Center, and will bring tribal members together twice each month for creativity, learning, and fellowship.

The group will meet one Friday evening and one Saturday morning each month in a welcoming space where participants can work alongside one another, share knowledge, and support each other’s projects and skills.

Participants are encouraged to bring any cultural arts projects they are currently working on, whether it is beadwork, regalia, moccasins, dance shawls, quilting, repairs, etc.

Those wanting to learn a new skill or begin a new project are also welcome, and group members are encouraged to help teach, guide, and encourage one another in a spirit of community and shared learning.

The Adawe Cultural Center will provide the meeting space along with a limited number of sewing machines, scissors, and basic shared tools.

Participants are responsible for bringing their own project materials and supplies, such as beads, fabric, thread, buckskin, ribbon, patterns, and any other specialty items needed for their work.

• When: Beginning June 20th & 26th

• Time: 5-9pm CDT on Fridays and 10am-2pm CDT on Saturdays, come and go

• Friday dinner and Saturday lunch provided, potluck style. If you can, bring something yummy to share!

• Where: Adawe Tribal Cultural Center & Museum, 26 N Main St, Miami, OK 74354 (Previously NEO Reality Building)

• Join Online: Please email brittany.long@ottawatribe.gov for Zoom link

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.

(Classes will be recorded)

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.

(Classes will be recorded)

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.

(Classes will be recorded)

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

This is a Language Weekly Working Session. These sessions are held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to go beyond the content of the monthly language classes, digging deeper into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns, with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.

Learn and practice Anishinaabemowin, which is the traditional language of the Ottawa Tribe.

By learning our language, you help strengthen our culture and heritage!

Everyone is welcome to join: all ages and all skill levels are invited to learn and practice Anishinaabemowin together.

Immediately after our Feb. 22 class, we will have our first Weekly Working Session at 4:30 p.m. CT. These sessions will then be held every Sunday at 4:30 p.m. CT and are a chance for us to dig into Anishinaabemowin beyond the basic nouns with the intent of becoming conversational as soon as possible.

(Classes will be recorded)

Register to have the Zoom link emailed to you.