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Singing Bird and The Importance of Native American Women in Illinois History (Everyone)
Singing Bird and The Importance of Native American Women in Illinois History (Everyone)

Wed, Jun 04

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Vespasian Warner Public Library

Singing Bird and The Importance of Native American Women in Illinois History (Everyone)

Dressed in her native regalia, Kim Sigafus McIver gives a history of Natives in Illinois with a focus on Native women, or what was considered “The Hidden Half.” The audience will be able to pick up and view the items, learn Native language and music, and get the chance to play the drum.

Registration closes Jun 04, 2025, 8:00 AM

Time & Location

Jun 04, 2025, 6:00 PM

Vespasian Warner Public Library, 310 N Quincy St, Clinton, IL 61727, USA

About the Event

An accomplished writer and speaker, Kim Sigafus McIver presents interactive programs about Native culture and history to audiences of all ages across the state. Dressed in her native regalia, Kim gives a history of Natives in Illinois with a focus on Native women, or what was considered “The Hidden Half.” Her primary focus is women such as Singing Bird (Blackhawk’s wife), and Hononegah. The audience will be able to pick up and view the items, learn Native language and music, and get the chance to play the drum in this interactive experience.

Registration closes Jun 04, 2025, 8:00 AM

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