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Netse Mot: One Heart One Mind
Description
Our friends at Children of the Setting Sun are returning to Seattle for Netse Mot: One Heart | One Mind, a gathering at the Paramount Theatre on November 18th. Netse Mot is a celebration and showcase of Indigenous culture and an invitation for people from all backgrounds to learn and grow together. This year, CSSP is proudly partnering with the National Congress of American Indians to host the event in conjunction with the NCAI National Convention in Seattle.
Netse Mot will feature:
- Emcee actor and activist Dallas Goldtooth
- Filmmaker Julian Brave Noisecat
- Musical Performers: Fawn Wood, Delbert Anderson Quartet, Isaac Tonasket, Adia Bowen, Cree Confederation and more.
- Recognition of past NCAI leadership from Washington state
The event is open to all and is priced below cost to welcome as many people as possible. Join us for a gathering that will bring hearts and minds together as one.
Buy your Tickets now at: https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0F006330DBD1307C
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