All,
If you haven't seen this, looks interesting. Pardon any redundancy.
Kris Mainland White
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Date: Tue, Nov 19, 2019 at 1:38 PM
Subject: Trail Talk: Thurs. Nov. 21 - Chumash Maritime Traditions, Past,
Present and Future
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*Chumash Maritime Traditions, Past, Present and Future*
Free Movie Screening and Presentation with Q&A
Thursday, November 21st, 6:30PM
Faulkner Gallery – Santa Barbara Public Library
40 East Anapamu St., Santa Barbara, CA
The evening begins with a short film about the Syuxtun Story Circle, the
tile mosaic located along West Cabrillo Boulevard, where the Chumash
village of Syuxtun is located. The mosaic is a collaborative work of over
100 Chumash tribal members from all across the Chumash territories and
visually illustrates aspects of Chumash mythology and history. The movie
tells the stories represented by the different elements within the mosaic.
After the screening, members from the Chumash Maritime Association, which
is one of the groups that helped bring the Syuxtun Story Circle to life,
will share about their ongoing work of building, maintaining, and crewing
traditional Chumash Tomols, as well as their educational outreach and other
programs. Among the presenters will be Tomol Captain Ray Ward, Paddlers
James Franco and Lacee Lopez, Elders Martha Jaimes and Gloria Liggett, and
Board members Sue Nakao, Sherri Diaz and Mia Lopez.
Also featured at the presentation will be Little Sister, a small, one
person Tomol built by the Chumash Maritime Association.
Founded in 1996, the Chumash Maritime Association is committed to
strengthening the dignity and identity of Chumash people of all ages by
reclaiming their maritime culture through practical knowledge of their
homeland in all of its elements, http://www.chumashmaritime.org.
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*This talk is part of the ongoing Wilderness Hiking Speaker Series hosted
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The next talk in the series is Thursday, December 19th, The Truth about
White Sharks and Shark Attacks with Peter Howorth.
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