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The SoFA Street Fair is San Jose's musical mecca for local live bands. More new bands, more new stages, and of course more SOFAS! Another FREE and ALL AGES event. For anyone who loves music, and wants to make a day of it, we have the stuff. 4 outdoor stages, 12 indoor venues, and other surprises - PLUS craft beer, gourmet food trucks, and cool street vendors. Support local music by spreading the word about SoFA Street Fair and share this event wth friends. YES, it's still FREE.
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Native Voice TV hit the airwaves in 2004 and is the only urban based weekly television program in Northern California focusing on the culture of Native Americans and Indigenous People of the Americas. Native Voice TV seeks to provide a voice for Indigenous people to tell of their struggles and injustices that are often ignored by the mainstream media. Native Voice TV has featured the dress, songs, dances, language, arts and crafts of various individuals, groups and organizations in order to ...
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Book launch party scheduled for J Glenn Evans latest novel, Wayfarers – Where No One Is an Outcast on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 4 PM. At The Merchants Café located in Pioneer Square, 109 Yesler Way, Seattle, Washington. Further information or questions call J. Glenn Evans, 360.459.9288 or email JGE2@poetswest.com. You are invited and hope you can come if you are in the area. No charge and no obligation to buy anything. Love to see you there. Merchants Café, Seattle’s oldest restaurant esta ...
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GLENN KAY FARMS, INC PROGRESS REPORT BY JACK EVANS (aka J. Glenn Evans) I am presently at the first Glenn Kay Evans Farm located one mile south of Wewoka Oklahoma (Central Oklahoma) and will be in the area during May and June before returning home to Olympia, Washington in early July. Have been making arrangements for Rural Water connections and ge…
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NVTV - Elias Castillo - A Cross of Thorns
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Cihuapilli Rose Amador LeBeau interviews Elias Castillo on Native Voice TV. This interview is about the history of the California coastal natives plight during the beginning of the Catholic missions. From 1769 through 1782, nine missions were built from San Diego to San Francisco. Castillo's book, 'A Cross of Thorns' is not about but as he stated, …
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NVTV - Temachtiani Ocelocoatl Mexica Teacher
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Cihuapilli Le Beau Rose Amador's guest is Temachtiani Ocelocoatl (Mexica Teacher) on Native Voice TV show. Ocelocoatl speaks about how to teach their young how to become warriors.By Manu Martinez
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NVTV-Linda Woods Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians
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Cihuapilli Rose Amador LeBeau interviews Linda Woods (Ottawa & Chippewa), 'Hero of Forgiveness' on Native Voice TV. Rose welcomes Woods back to California who had lived in California for more than 30 years, retired and currently lives in Michigan. This show has three stories of interest. First regarding Woods joining the Military Airforce at 18; Te…
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NVTV - Roberto Romo Lopez (Omicuauhtli/Mexica)
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Cihuapilli Rose Amador LeBeau interviews Roberto Romo Lopez (Omicuauhtli, Mexica) teacher of School of Arts and Culture at Mexican Heritage Plaza on Native Voice TV. Romo has Bachelor Degree from the University of San Francisco Academy of Arts. He is a teacher, dancer, artist and interpreter. Romo currently teaches two classes and mentions what eac…
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NVTV - Baeza (Mexica/Tiano) & Wolfe (Muscogee Creek Nation)
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Cihuapilli Rose Amador LeBeau interviews Techicuautli Baeza (Mexica/Tiano) and Sampson T. Wolfe (Muscogee Creek Nation) on Native Voice TV. The first guess, Baeza speaks about the meaning of the Mexica New Year and its in depth explanation of the Azetec calendar. Baeza mentions what to expect by attending the 3 day celebration. The second guess, Sa…
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Cihuapilli Le Beau Rose Amador's and Co-Host - Michael New Moon's guest is Aurora Mamea (Blackfeet) and is on Native Voice TV show. Mamea gives her background about her life. Her grandmother was part of the 'Relocation' program in the 1950's. She had been a dancer (Jingle Dancer) since she was three years old. Her career is in Mental Healthcare in …
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NVTV - Sweet Lodge Sistaz - Native Northern California Singing Group
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Cihuapilli Rose Amador LeBeau interviews ‘Sweet Lodge Sistaz‘ – Aurora Mamea (Blackfeet), Yvonne Marshall (Eastern Shoshone & Shoshone Bannock), Bridgete Neconie (Acoma Pueblo) and Angelina Swimmer (Lakota) on Native Voice TV. Their songs are ‘Acapella Round Dance‘ genre. It was a dream of ours, each one of us have been inspired at some point and h…
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First Promotion of San Jose Event: SOFA
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The SoFA Street Fair is San Jose's musical mecca for local live bands. More new bands, more new stages, and of course more SOFAS! Another FREE and ALL AGES event. For anyone who loves music, and wants to make a day of it, we have the stuff. 4 outdoor stages, 12 indoor venues, and other surprises - PLUS craft beer, gourmet food trucks, and cool stre…
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BOOK LAUNCH PARTY Book launch party scheduled for J Glenn Evans latest novel, Wayfarers – Where No One Is an Outcast on Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 4 PM. At The Merchants Café located in Pioneer Square, 109 Yesler Way, Seattle, Washington. Further information or questions call J. Glenn Evans, 360.459.9288 or email JGE2@poetswest.com. You are invite…
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