On Campus Presentation: “The First Thanksgiving-1621” with Artist Karen Rinaldo
“The First Thanksgiving-1621” by Karen Rinaldo is the inaugural exhibit in the new gallery at the Dr. Francis Wicks
Wampanoag and Nantucket as One
Learn about the rich culture and history of the Wampanoag people and how they are one with Nantucket. The
On Campus Presentation: “The First Thanksgiving-1621” with Karen Rinaldo
LIMITED OPPORTUNITY - “The First Thanksgiving-1621” Presentation with Falmouth Artist Karen Rinaldo “The First Thanksgiving-1621” by Karen Rinaldo is
Wing Island Walk with Marcus Hendricks
Join Marcus Hendricks on a guided walk of Wing Island in Brewster MA Marcus Hendricks is an indigenous professional
Wampanoag Cultural Celebration Day!
With Massachusetts’ and the Capes’ deep history with indigenous people, Highfield is partnering with members of the Wampanoag Education
Now You See Them, Now You Don’t; The Pilgrims Landing on Cape Cod
Hear from National Park Ranger about the Pilgrims landing on Cape Cod. Tickets: $10 Members/$15 Nonmembers For more information,
Yarmouth’s Indian Reservation Walks
Join Wampanoag/Nipmuc Marcus Hendricks and historian Bob Kelley on these walks & talk around the boundaries of this one-time
Virtual Talk: “Tecumseh and The Prophet” with Peter Cozzens
The Heroic Struggle for America’s Heartland When settlers spilled across the Appalachians to exploit lands won from the British
Deborah Spears Moorehead: “Eastern Woodland Traditional Storytelling”
Deborah Spears Moorehead, artist, storyteller, and author of the Seaconke Pokanoket Wampanoag Tribal Nation, will orate an Eastern Woodland traditional story,
Lin Fisher and Paula Peters: “Native Enslavement and Settler Colonialism in Early New England
Lin Fisher and Paula Peters discuss “Native Enslavement and Settler Colonialism in Early New England: Origins, Experiences, and Legacies”.