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8/15/06: Mary Louise Defender Wilson/Keith Bear
Mary Louise Defender Wilson and Keith Bear present stories and songs about the life, land, and legends of the Dakotah (Sioux) and Hidatsa people and the sacred Buffalo Dance.
Mary Louise Defender Wilson/Keith Bear
Mary Louise Defender Wilson and Keith Bear present stories and songs about the life, land, and legends of the Dakotah (Sioux) and Hidatsa people and the sacred Buffalo Dance.
Mary Louise Defender Wilson and Keith Bear present stories and songs about the life, land, and legends of the Dakotah (Sioux) and Hidatsa people and the sacred Buffalo Dance.
7/3/05: Music of the Earth
The Millennium Stage joins the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the USDA Forest Service with Music of the Earth, featuring storyteller, singer, dancer, and flute player Keith Bear and storyteller/songwriter Rita Cantú.
Music of the Earth
The Millennium Stage joins the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the USDA Forest Service with Music of the Earth, featuring storyteller, singer, dancer, and flute player Keith Bear and storyteller/songwriter Rita Cantú.
The Millennium Stage joins the Smithsonian Folklife Festival in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the USDA Forest Service with Music of the Earth, featuring storyteller, singer, dancer, and flute player Keith Bear and storyteller/songwriter Rita Cantú.
9/5/00: Keith Bear
Keith Bear's critically acclaimed performances include traditional storytelling and the sacred Buffalo Dance, which only Nu Eta honored tribal members may perform.
Keith Bear
Keith Bear's critically acclaimed performances include traditional storytelling and the sacred Buffalo Dance, which only Nu Eta honored tribal members may perform.
Keith Bear's critically acclaimed performances include traditional storytelling and the sacred Buffalo Dance, which only Nu Eta honored tribal members may perform.
