Native American Evening Program In Honor Of Native American National Holiday
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James Ramos, San Manuel Cultural Program Coordinator, with the backdrop of the living village set shares a Serrano Indian Song with over 200 students from Mariposa Elementary School of Redlands and Valley Elementry School of Yucipa.
Photo Courtesy of: Christie Collins
Cultural presenter Blossom Hathaway demonstrates the Indian string game with her daughter Ajila and son Skyler Hathaway to 4th graders from Mariposa Elementary.
Photo Courtesy of: Christie Collins
James Ramos, San Manuel Cultural Program Coordinator, joins with Morongo tribal elder Ernest Siva to share traditional songs.
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