Native American Storytelling
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Professional Storyteller Maria Hussman will share history and stories from her culture at this one-of a kind event.
Maria Hussman (Beaver) is a proud Anishinaabe Mother, Artist, and Storyteller. She is a member of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. Her people come from Beaver Island, and were survivors of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School. Mrs. Hussman enjoys speaking and interacting with groups of all ages, and is an active member of various organizations that advance indigenous voices and causes. She sews, beads, and works with feathers in accordance with the Wild Bird Conservation Act. She looks forward to being friends with you.
Ideal for ages 2-12.
Sensory considerations:
Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants
Some bright colors and loud noises
For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
Maria Hussman (Beaver) is a proud Anishinaabe Mother, Artist, and Storyteller. She is a member of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. Her people come from Beaver Island, and were survivors of the Mount Pleasant Indian Industrial Boarding School. Mrs. Hussman enjoys speaking and interacting with groups of all ages, and is an active member of various organizations that advance indigenous voices and causes. She sews, beads, and works with feathers in accordance with the Wild Bird Conservation Act. She looks forward to being friends with you.
Ideal for ages 2-12.
Sensory considerations:
Potential for close proximity/shared space with other participants
Some bright colors and loud noises
For accessibility accommodations, please call 314-241-2288.
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Where is it happening?
4401 Hampton Ave St. Louis MO 63109, 4401 Hampton Ave, St Louis, MO 63109-2237, United States, Southhampton
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Host or PublisherSt. Louis Public Library
