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SUMMARY:Indigenous Storytelling Nights – Spooky Myth Edition
DESCRIPTION:Tales from the Forest: Spirits\, Warnings\, and Wisdom After Dark\n🗓 Date: Friday\, October 17\, 2025\n🕖 Time: 7:00 PM – 8:15 PM EST\n📍 Location: Zoom (Free – Registration Required) \n🌿 When the Forest Speaks\, We Listen\nStorytelling has always been central to the Shanenawá way of life — passing down not just knowledge\, but values\, warnings\, and wonder. In honor of the season\, this special “Spooky Myth” edition of Indigenous Storytelling Nights features traditional tales of forest spirits\, mysterious happenings\, and lessons told to children to help them grow in wisdom and respect. \nThis event is perfect for families\, educators\, and supporters of all ages who enjoy stories that stir the imagination while honoring cultural tradition. \n🌱 What You’ll Experience:\nTraditional stories told by Shanenawá elders and youth \nThemes of transformation\, caution\, and the unseen forces of nature \nCultural explanations of the values behind each tale \nReflections on how storytelling shapes behavior\, belief\, and belonging \n🧭 Event Format:\nOpening cultural context from Indigenous Foundation hosts \nLive storytelling in both Shanenawá and translated English \nReflections from speakers on the deeper meanings of the stories \nOptional audience Q&A about storytelling practices \nThis event is part of the Indigenous Foundation’s oral tradition series\, spotlighting the role of story as a tool for teaching\, remembering\, and connecting — especially as nights grow longer and the forest grows quieter.
URL:https://theindigenousfoundation.net/event/indigenous-storytelling-nights-spooky-myth-edition/
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