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Indigenous Food and Culture Day a success in Fountain Hills
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Justine Doka and Norma Wauneka enjoyed the day at the River of Time Museum which held its Indigenous Food and Culture Day Saturday, Nov. 2.
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Debra Krol showcased her jewelry of the Pacific Coast, “Jolon Indian Productions.”
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Michael John is the owner of Navajo Mike’s, offering an assortment of goodies like hot sauce, BBQ sauce and frybread mix.
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Margaret Patten was present at the Indigenous Food and Culture Day. She had a variety of hand-sewn camp dresses, baby dresses, baskets and more.
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With the weather turning, vendors were set up on the museum patio.
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FMYN Cultural Center Coordinator Clissene Lewis viewing a vendor’s work.
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“Where the Water Flows” offered jewelry, dreamcatchers and more handcrafted items.
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Visitors enjoying a tour of the River of Time Museum exhibits on Saturday, Nov. 2.
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Karlex Becenti was present at the River of Time Museum showcasing his handmade jewelry.
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Navajo Textile Artist Calandra L. Cook showcasing her natural dye textiles.
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Val’s Frybread Food Truck was onsite at the museum.
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Enjoying the festivities at the museum, visitors Catie and her daughter Ivy spotted the Fountain from the museum front door.
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