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09/08/2025

INDIAN VILLAGE 2025 ExpoNM - White Buffalo Dance – Next Generation Dance Group - Native Media Network

Acoma Pueblo Youth Dance group, carrying on the tradition of the White Buffalo Dance under the direction of Mark Lorenzo.

A Powerful Reminder of the Deep Roots and Living Cultures that make New Mexico unlike anywhere else.

Dear Friends:
I have been Honored and Privileged to be able to celebrate my birth anniversary this year with Traditional dances, Music, and Entertainment a Blessing and Prayer, for the coming year.

The Indian Village at Expo New Mexico is a dedicated area within the fairgrounds in Albuquerque that celebrates the traditions, arts, and culture of New Mexico's Native American communities. It is a main feature of the annual New Mexico State Fair, which in 2025 being held from September 4–14.

Experience the village, Celebrate the living Culture of Pueblo, Navajo and Apache Peoples.

The village offers a variety of authentic cultural experiences for fairgoers:

• Dance and art demonstrations: Witness authentic Native American dances and art demonstrations.

• Entertainment by Native groups, offering Traditional, Rock, and Western music.

• Pueblo and Navajo Dances, Azteca Dances, Totonac Pole Flyers and More.

• Indian Traders Market: Showcasing and selling authentic Native American art, jewelry, and crafts.

• Traditional foods: Featuring Native cuisine, Indian fry bread, Navajo Tacos, Mutton Stew, Red & Green Chile, Burgers, Corn Dogs,

• Cultural celebration: The village is described as more than just an attraction, but a powerful celebration of the deep roots and living cultures of New Mexico.

Harmon
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INDIAN VILLAGE 2025 – White Buffalo Dance – Next Generation Dance Group (Acoma Pueblo)
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WHITE BUFFALO DANCE - SKY CITY NEXT GENERATION DANCE GROUP (Acoma Pueblo) -INDIAN VIILLAGE – ExpoNM,. New Mexico State Fair (Friday)The Indian Village at the...

09/07/2025

INDIAN VILLAGE AT THE NM STATE FAIR IS MORE THAN AN ATTRACTION – Native Media Network

A Powerful Reminder of the Deep Roots and Living Cultures that make New Mexico unlike anywhere else.

Dear Friends:
I have been Honored and Privileged to be able to celebrate my birth anniversary this year with Traditional dances, Music, and Entertainment a Blessing and Prayer, for the coming year.

The Indian Village at Expo New Mexico is a dedicated area within the fairgrounds in Albuquerque that celebrates the traditions, arts, and culture of New Mexico's Native American communities. It is a main feature of the annual New Mexico State Fair, which in 2025 being held from September 4–14.

Experience the village, Celebrate the living Culture of Pueblo, Navajo and Apache Peoples.

The village offers a variety of authentic cultural experiences for fairgoers:
• Dance and art demonstrations: Witness authentic Native American dances and art demonstrations.

• Entertainment by Native groups, offering Traditional, Rock, and Western music.

• Pueblo and Navajo Dances, Azteca Dances, Totonac Pole Flyers and More.

• Indian Traders Market: Showcasing and selling authentic Native American art, jewelry, and crafts.

• Traditional foods: Featuring Native cuisine, Indian fry bread, Navajo Tacos, Mutton Stew, Red & Green Chile, Burgers, Corn Dogs,

• Cultural celebration: The village is described as more than just an attraction, but a powerful celebration of the deep roots and living cultures of New Mexico.

Harmon
Share your wealth; share your love; share your song; share yourself; give thanks to the creator for what you have.

Indigenize, Share stories, Laugh, Sing, Pray, Fast, Meditate, Honor Mother Earth, Give thanks for what you have, Seek the wisdom of the elders !!!!



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INDIAN VILLAGE 2025 Day1 PLAYLIST
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INDIAN VILLAGE 2025 – NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR – EXPONM
RYDEL LARGO DANCE GROUP (Navajo, Apache)
STORY OF CHANGING WOMAN

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT6ltbzkMkA&list=PLigi6CIdVC_GJH92S6UtKnsAV-8pkfwWh&index=1

CHANGING WOMAN - RYDEL LARGO DANCE GROUP (Navajo) -INDIAN VIILLAGE – ExpoNM,. New Mexico State Fair (Friday)The Indian Village at the New Mexico State Fair I...

09/03/2025

INDIAN VILLAGE AT THE NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR 2025, Sept 4 – 14th – Native Media Network

Showcasing the Culture, Traditions, Talent and Creativity of Indigenous Peoples through their Tribal Dances, Songs, Stories, Arts, Food, Performances and PowWow 9/13 at Noon .

Dear Friends
Native Media Network has been videoing, broadcasting and archiving events from the Indian Village at the NM State Fair since 2015 –

We are Proud and Honored to be able to showcase the talent, beauty, and diversity of Indian Country

2025 EXPONM, New Mexico State Fair, Indian Village Events and Festivities - https://statefair.exponm.com/location/indian-village

See You at The Fair !!!!!

Harmon
Share your wealth; Share your love; Share your song; Share yourself; Give thanks to the creator for what you have.

INDIGENIZE, TELL STORIES, LAUGH, SING, PRAY, FAST AND MEDITATE, HONOR MOTHER EARTH, GIVE THANKS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE, SEEK THE WISDOM OF THE ELDERS !!!!

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Indian Village Native Media Network YouTube Playlist 2023
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Fernando Celicion – Zuni Dance Troup – Turkey Dance
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FERNANDO CELICION - TURKEY DANCE - ZUNI DANCE GROUP - Indian Village at the New Mexico State Fair 2023INDIAN VILLAGE AT THE NEW MEXICO STATE FAIR 2023Show...

08/31/2025

OP-ED MONDAY – CELEBRATING LABOR DAY - HONORING ALL THOSE THAT HAVE TO WORK FOR A LIVING - Are you part of the 99 ? - Native Media Network

Dear Friends:
A lot has been said about the 1% and the affluent people over the past year.

Imagine a world of not having to work for a living, and your skills at planting, hunting, building, weaving, were enough to provide for your family, neighbors and community and you had plenty of time to celebrate the earth, your ancestors, tell stories, educate your kids, dance, sing …..

Believe it or not, being indigenous is all about providing Food, Shelter and Fiber to enjoy the spiritual side of life. As it existed prior to the colonial onslaught.

I often get criticized by telling people that if you punch a time card, you are enslaved to a system.

“THINK ABOUT IT”

Just two generations ago Labor could raise a family on minimum wage plus maybe some overtime on Saturday.

WHAT HAPPENED ?
Politicians, Financiers, and Corporations found that Labor could be squeezed while the wealthy made more money.

The Trickle Done Theory of Economics was introduced, that the Wealthy would share and drive the economy if they had more wealth. Taxation was the key. Tax rates plummeted from 70% at the top rate to today with the tax loop holes the wealthy individuals and Corporations pay less than 15% for their share. Some of the biggest offenders like Amazon and Apple pay 0% with the money transferred to Offshore Accounts.

Income generated by taxation to keep the government running no longer covers the costs, so we are being forced to borrow money with interest to sustain its operation.

The solution offered by the current administration is to cut benefits that sustain the Laborers to keep the wealthy going.

WRONG ANSWER. !!!!!

Trumps big Beautiful Bill favors the 1% wealthy, Penalizes the 99 % working poor.

Income generated by taxation to keep the government running no longer covers the cost so we are being forced to borrow money with interest to sustain its operation.

The solution offered by the current administration is to cut benefits that sustain the Laborers to keep the wealthy going.

WRONG ANSWER. !!!!

The ONLY answer to revive the current economic woes is to raise taxes on the wealthy and collect taxes from the biggest corporations that pay next to nothing.

SIMPLE SOLUTION !!!!

The ONLY answer to revive the current economic woes is to raise taxes on the wealthy and collect taxes from the biggest corporations that pay next to nothing.

Trumps big Beautiful Bill favors the 1% wealthy, Penalizes the 99 % working poor.

• An average household making less than $15,000 a year will see a tax increase of $1,350.

• People earning $40,000 a year will see an average tax decrease of only $393,

• People making over $1 million a year will see their taxes go down by $97,000

The taxation during Pres. Eisenhower’s post WWII administration was 90% at the top. What followed was the greatest economic boom of the 50’s and 60’s, the US economy became the Worlds Super Power.

I LIKE SIMPLE - Increased taxes on the wealthy + Increased benefits to Labor = Economic Prosperity

RE$IST LABOR ABUSE ON LABOR DAY – AND EVERY DAY

Harmon
Share your wealth; Share your love; Share your song; Share yourself; Give thanks to the creator for what you have.

INDIGENIZE, TELL STORIES, LAUGH, SING, PRAY, FAST AND MEDITATE, HONOR MOTHER EARTH, GIVE THANKS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE, SEEK THE WISDOM OF THE ELDERS !!!!



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Shout Out for JJ Otero today !!!
Musician, Wood Worker, Artist, Jeweler, Activist, Free Soul. Support his work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ADvq7wLyd4

Seven Years ago JJ.Otero – Son of Hweeldi released this song me & the 99 , it holds as true today as the day it was released.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=66ap-kH46As&list=RD66ap-kH46As&start_radio=1

(V1)Crawled to work and felt empty.Sold my dignity for pennies.Unpaid bills are my tragedy.Uncle Sam owns what's left of me. Can't afford to drive anymore.Li...

08/30/2025

101st CELEBRATION OF THE ANNUAL BURNING OF ZOZOBRA, OR "OLD MAN GLOOM," A SANTA FE , NM TRADITION - Native Media Network

BURN BABY, BABY BURN

Dear Friends:
The annual Burning of Zozobra, or "Old Man Gloom," has become an annual tradition in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Here are the key details about the Burning of Zozobra (Old Man Gloom):
The name "Zozobra" is a Spanish word for "anxiety, anguish, or gloom". The marionette, which can be up to 50 feet tall, represents the city's collective worries and sorrows from the past year.

Before the burning, people can submit written "glooms"—everything from divorce papers, parking tickets, bad memories—which are then stuffed inside the marionette to go up in smoke with him.

The ritual burning is a symbolic way for the community to release its burdens, worries, and gloom from the previous year and begin anew.
What started as a small backyard event by artist Will Shuster in 1924 has been organized by the Kiwanis Club of Santa Fe since 1964. Proceeds from the event benefit children's charities.

“ It's time for a restart with a fresh outlook free of Gloom, Despair, and Sadness”
It has worked for 101 years in Santa Fe.

Harmon
Share your wealth; share your love; share your song; share yourself; give thanks to the creator for what you have.

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A big Shout Out to the Santa Fe Police Department for sharing this video !!!!
“When your in trouble, Who you GONA Call ???”
Thank you for your Service to our community.

https://www.facebook.com/Santafepolice/videos/1197142305552739

08/29/2025

LONG WEEKEND COMING - TAKE ME WHERE THERE’S HOPE -A CONCERT TO REMEMBER – Native Media Network

Dear Friends & Relatives:
As the Political rhetoric heats up, MAGA splintering into factions, Trade sanctions creating economic havoc, Food prices going up, Job insecurity on the rise, Dictatorial edicts violating the law and ethics, Rogue agencies falsifying facts, and Despair creeping into peoples dreams …….. STOP

TAKE ME WHERE THERE’S HOPE !!!!!!

The Wisdom of the Elders: Still surrounds us, as it has since creation began.
Respect, The circle, Thanksgiving, Honesty, Gratitude, Awareness, Humility, Generosity, Hospitality, Wisdom, Courage, Happiness

DO NOT FALL INTO DESPAIR – It will all work out as it always does – The creator has a master plan.

In 2023, Robert Mirabal opened the Indian Market with a performance that captivated all that were privileged to experience it, by a concert sponsored by IAIA Institute of American Indian Arts.
Robert Mirabal is in rare company with musicians that have broken into mainstream and yet retains his native roots at his Pueblo.

Equally at home as a Farmer, Traditional dancer at the ceremonies, Story Teller, Author, Composer, Musician, Performer, Flute maker and Advisor to young kids.

His body of work ranges from Hard Rock equaling the energy of Jim Morison to a balladeer relaying the stories of his ancestors.
His music tells it all.

Give Robert a shout out on his page:
https://www.facebook.com/RobertMirabalOfficial

“TAKE ME WHERE THERE’S HOPE – Enjoy the Weekend, Celebrate Labor Day, Offer some To***co, Send some Smoke, Say a Prayer.”

Harmon
Share your wealth; share your love; share your song; share yourself; give thanks to the creator for what you have.

Indigenize, Share stories, Laugh, Sing, Pray, Fast, Meditate, Honor Mother Earth, Give thanks for what you have, Seek the wisdom of the elders !!!!



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Robert Mirabal – Take Me Where There’s Hope
Listen to the entire concert on You Tube – Native Media Network
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ROBERT MIRABAL - IAIA - PRE- INDIAN MARKET CONCERT – Take Me Where There's HopeSONGS FROM THE HEART – ROBERT MIRABAL (Taos Pueblo) and the RARE TRIBAL MOB ...

08/23/2025

FREE INDIAN MARKET 2025 : SHOWCASING TRADITIONAL INDIAN ARTISTS and FAMILIES AS GENERATIONALY INSPIRED ART – Native Media Network

https://www.freeindianmarket.org/

ART IS CULTURE – CULTURE IS ART

Dear Friends:
A wise Indian Elder once told me that, “Culture is a living entity that needs to be propagated from one generation to the next”.

“You cannot preserve culture,” “You preserve pickles, by putting them in a jar filling it with brine, closing the lid and placing it on a shelve to be consumed some time in the future. Once consumed, it is gone”.

Museums and Archives are filled with artifacts of past cultures sitting in displays or storage, that cannot tell their story or recognize their relatives.

FREE INDIAN MARKET, is a forum where generational art can be recognized, honored, traded and propagated for the next generation.

The traditional art forms of the PUEBLO Peoples have been passed on as generational family / Tribal traditions ranging from Utilitarian Pots, Sacred Adornments, Petroglyphs, Paintings, Personal Adornments, Hunting Implements, Historical Records, Storytelling, Gift giving, Matrimonial adornments, Religious and Social Regalia.

Art surrounds Pueblo life as an integral part of daily living, that is gifted, exchanged and traded to honor individuals, and provide the necessities of living.

Trade is the exchange of goods and services to enhance one’s quality of life. Never for profit or hoarding.

The 19th and 20th centuries, introduced European immigrants to the quality and collectability of Pueblo Pottery, Jewelry, Painting and Artifacts along with the monetary exchange creating a trade market based on monetary exchange.

The Indigenous Art forms have evolved and incorporated Contemporary techniques, stylized designs and production methods to conform with modernity of a dominant culture.

The need to create a market to propagate the Traditional and Legacy of Traditional Artist became apparent to Greg and Angie Schaaf.

In 2018 the Traditional FREE INDIAN MARKET was launched. (The Rest is History)

https://www.freeindianmarket.org/copy-of-about-us

FREE INDIAN MARKET - Mission Statement
Free Indian Market (FIM) produces an annual FREE Native Art Show to advance self-sufficiency, and enhances preservation of traditional arts, cultures, and languages; furthermore, develops ways to record and propagate Native history, biographies, elders’ stories and traditional teachings.

Here are some key aspects of the Free Indian Market:
Connecting Artists with Collectors: Over 500 Indigenous Artists are provided free booth spaces and thousands of attendees enjoy "Free Admission" in a beautiful park-like setting. The result is a "Family Friendly" atmosphere where new friendships and Free Trade may flourish.

Cultural preservation: Family booth spaces invite Native grandparents, parents, children and grandchildren to share in a family friendly environment. As a result, Native languages are spoken in public, cultural heritage is celebrated and traditional arts are promoted side-by-side with contemporary arts, encouraging creative innovations.

Economic empowerment: The philosophy of the Market is to provide a "hand up," rather than a "hand out." The show provides opportunities to achieve economic self-sufficiency as "professional artists."

View some of the Events and artists that made Indian Market 2025 a family affair.

https://www.freeindianmarket.org/

“PROPAGATE CULTURE “

Harmon
Share your wealth; Share your love; Share your song; Share yourself; Give thanks to the creator for what you have.

INDIGENIZE, TELL STORIES, LAUGH SING, PRAY, FAST AND MEDITATE HONOR MOTHER EARTH GIVE THANKS FOR WHAT YOU HAVE SEEK THE WISDOM OF THE ELDERS !!!!



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FREE INDIAN MARKET 2025 - YOUTUBE PLAYLIST
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08/22/2025

SWAIA INDIAN MARKET 2025 – BEST OF SHOW PRESENTATIONS – Native Media Network

ART IS CULTURE / CULTURE IS ART

Dear Friends:
We were privileged to participate in the Santa Fe Indian Market to support the creativity of Indian country, showcasing the talent of close to 1,500 artist that are displaying and selling their art in three different Venues, SWAIA, Free Indian Market and Pathways.

The Artistic and Cultural identity of Indian Country was represented in the Best Show showcase for 2025, ranging from traditional to contemporary tribal identity and individual expression.

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THE WORLD’S FIRST ART MARKET.

What began in 1922 as the Southwest Indian Art Fair and Industrial Arts and Crafts Exposition, founded by Edgar Lee Hewett and Kenneth Chapman of the Museum of New Mexico, has transformed into SWAIA (Southwestern Association for Indian Arts)—a global platform dedicated to celebrating and supporting Native artists.

Originally created as a means to preserve and promote Native art, Santa Fe Indian Market grew from a small indoor exhibition into the largest juried Native art show in the world, attracting over 100,000 visitors each August and generating millions in economic impact.
Under the stewardship of pioneering figures like Amelia Elizabeth White, Margaret McKittrick, and Lloyd Kiva New, Indian Market became an artist-led event, shifting from museum control to direct artist sales, ensuring economic empowerment and creative autonomy for Native artists. By the late 20th century, SWAIA expanded its mission beyond preservation to fostering innovation and contemporary Native art.

Our Mission
To bring Native arts to the World by inspiring artistic excellence, fostering education and creating meaningful partnerships

Each August, an estimated 100,000 people attend the largest juried Native American art show in the world – Southwestern Association for Indian Arts’. (SWAIA’s) annual Indian Market. This remarkable event takes place on and around the central plaza in Santa Fe, New Mexico, and sponsors over one-thousand Native artists from more than one-hundred tribal communities in North America and Canada. Artists show their latest work and compete for awards in SWAIA’s prestigious judged art competition. Santa Fe’s Indian Market has endured for the past 100-years and today generates upwards of 160 million dollars annually in revenues for artists and the community.

Over the past century, the American Indian art world has been significantly shaped and sustained by Santa Fe’s Indian market and tourist industry. The market provides income to artists and their families while serving as a vehicle that connects Native and non-Native worlds through the interactions it fosters. Indian Market has evolved out of years of these mutually influential interactions as artists react to collectors’ demands and collectors react to artists’ works. It is through these interactions that Native artists communicate cultural histories to non-Native visitors. In this respect, Indian Market has served as a forum for shared cultural exchanges.

The vibrancy and excitement of the market can be felt by long term Market goers, as well as first time attendees. This is especially apparent at SWAIA’s Best of Show Awards Ceremony and preview reception held the Friday before Indian Market weekend. Artists bring their works to the Santa Fe Convention Center, where SWAIA volunteers receive, record, and categorize the entries for judging.

Anticipation looms as artists reveal their latest creations to the classification specialists who then place their works into numerous categories that include traditional and contemporary divisions. Artworks are then displayed on tables in preparation for the SWAIA judging process. More than a thousand examples of the finest Native-made jewelry, pottery, paintings, sculpture, photography, carvings, textiles, beadwork, and basketry are submitted to the competition.

The Best of Show awards ceremony is on the Friday before market weekend, celebrates Native artists whose careers are often advanced after receiving awards. The winning artists are announced, and they speak about their work, their families, and communities, and what the award means to them. One of the classification winners is selected and awarded the grand prize, the Best in Show for Indian Market each year. This is the most highly revered award in the Native art world.

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SWAIA INDIAN MARKET 2025 – BEST OF SHOW PRESENTATION

SUPPORT NATIVE ARTISTS, PURCHASE NATIVE ART !!!!!!

Harmon
Share your wealth; Share your love; Share your song; Share yourself; Give thanks to the creator for what you have.

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SWAIA 2025 BEST OF SHOW PRESENTATION
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BEST OF SHOW PRESENTATIONS - SWAIA INDIAN MARKET 2025 - JAMIE SCHULZE - Executive Dir. (Southwestern Association for Indian Arts)ART IS CULTURE / CULTURE IS ...

08/16/2025

FREE INDIAN MARKET 2025 - GOING STRONG DAY 1

Jemez Pueblo (Walatowa) Buffalo Dance.

Santa Fe Indian Market 2025: Going Strong.

Josiah Enriquez World champion Hoop Dancer give command HOOP Dance performance- Santa Fe Plaza

08/16/2025

Santa Fe Indian Market 2025: Going Strong.

Josiah Enriquez World champion Hoop Dancer give command HOOP Dance performance- Santa Fe Plaza