If you haven’t visited Leon Niehues’ basket sculpture website lately, you’re missing some fantastic new oak basket stuff! And that’s putting it mildly, this Arkansas gem’s pieces will rock your world! https://www.leonniehues.com/default.html
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EXHIBIT FEATURES CREATIONS BY LOCAL NATIVE AMERICAN WOMEN Riverside, CA – The Edward-Dean Museum and Gardens presents Native American Women’s Creations, a traveling exhibition from the Riverside Metropolitan Museum, which provides a look into the
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RARE RIVER CANE GATHERING WORKSHOP —Presented by Cherokee basketmaker Robin McBride Scott on June 24, 2007, 10:00am meeting at 14029 Gateway Drive, Edmond, OK 73013. Email Peggy Brennan at [email protected] for more information phone: 405
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18th ANNUAL WHITE OAKS CRAFTS FAIR — September 8 & 9, 2007White Oaks Crafts Fair, Woodbury, Tennessee. This juried event celebrates the traditions of split white oak basketmaking and chairmaking that have earned Woodbury the
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Remember to watch this three-part 10-years in the making show tonight on PBS!!!! Check your local listings for air time, but I believe it shows at 7pm, 8pm and 9pm, depending on your location. Each
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JUNE 1-3, 2007 If you are in Oklahoma City or plan to be in the area early next month, don’t miss the 21st Annual Red Earth Native American Cultural celebration and parade! The 21st Annual
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A new basket guild has been added to the WickerWoman.com website! Dallas/Fort Worth Basket Guild has recently been added to the Basket Guilds page of WickerWoman.com! These gals meet each month at First United Methodist
Calling all Basketmakers and Bee Keepers! This first-time North House Folk School basketweaving course blends two traditions that go hand in hand–basketweaving and bee keeping. In the 1800s bee keepers housed their working bees in
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