Walk With Me Among My Homelands: Hear the Echoes of My Ancestors

A Program Of Our 2019 Learning Series – Kečąk: We Once Lived Here | The Ho-Chunk At Ke-Chunk Village

Janice Rice, a member of Ho-Chunk Nation, invites you to listen and envision a walk amidst the beauty of her ancestral homelands. Rice is a retired librarian with a focus on American Indian resources, literature, culture, history, language preservation & revitalization. 

► Special Preview! Attendees of this event will have the first preview of the Ho-Chunk sculpture that will be installed this summer at Nature At The Confluence. You’ll learn about the artist, Truman Lowe, from his dear friends Janice Rice (our speaker) and Jo Ortel, Art Professor at Beloit College.
The event is free, however donations are appreciated and all proceeds will go towards installation costs for the sculpture.

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