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This past weekend the collaboration between the Little Eagle Art Foundation and the Driftless Historium & Mount Horeb Area Historical Society continued with the latter hosting the 4th Annual Native Art Marketplace.
Last month, District and school administrators gathered at the Jack Young Middle School, along with community members for an official ribbon cutting signifying the near completion of a $41.7 million renovation and addition project.
This year’s Indigenous Peoples’ Day was recognized in Reedsburg, Wisconsin, and commemorated a bench, painting and interpretive panel, acknowledging the special relationship between the people of Reedsburg and the Hoocąk (Ho-Chunk) Nation.
“I never thought I would actually have an art studio,” Hoocąk (Ho-Chunk)/Ojibeway artist Christopher Sweet said looking around his new place.
Tucked away in a beautiful small glen just outside of LaFarge, Wisconsin, lies a homestead a bit out of the ordinary, or maybe not, as the Driftless covers a vast area.
