INDIGENOUS NIGHT #2: NAVAJO HIGHWAYS + THE ETERNAL SONG
About this Event
Wednesday, November 18, 2026
Doors at 6:30, screening at 7:00 PM
Admission is FREE!
For our second night of Indigenous Film, we present:
THE ETERNAL SONG
The Eternal Song is a cinematic journey through timeless lands and their Indigenous cultures. Voices across communities and generations call us to witness the deep scars of colonization on lands and peoples. and the healing made possible by ancestral wisdom. We are entrusted with their stories. and through them we grapple with colonial legacies. intergenerational trauma, and our own fragmentation.
The film reveals how modernity has severed our connection to nature, each other. and the ancestral realm. while feeding us hollow promises of salvation. unlimited economic growth. and individual happiness. As we are drawn into the intricate web of kinship and the honoring of Mother Earth as a living presence. we awaken to this remembrance. The sacred dance comes to life and we begin to hear the eternal song of existence, calling us back to belonging.
The Eternal Song website
This screening will begin with a short episode of NAVAJO HIGHWAYS, an Emmy award-winning children’s puppet series dedicated to preserving the Diné language and culture.
Interview with Peter Sands, creator
Navajo Highways broadcast news feature
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