And, 100 years ago, the the jingle dress dance originated with the Ojibwe people during the pandemic in 1918. And so, we kind of feel like this is a great time for us to do what we're doing.

I first learned of jingle dress dancers when I saw them at an Earth Day Celebration here in Austin a couple years ago. The dresses, also known as a prayer dresses, are lined with rows of metal ...

I first learned of jingle dress dancers when I saw them at an Earth Day Celebration here in Austin a couple years ago. The dresses, also known as a prayer dresses, are lined with rows of metal ...

Lafean performed the ‘Jingle Dress Dance’ the Ojibwe use to pass down their history. She says that’s exactly what she’s doing to this day.

Soft watercolor smudges of vibrant red, turquoise, and yellow sprawl across the first pages of the children’s book Jingle Dancer, by Cynthia Leitich Smith. Head in hand, Smith’s young ...

Ruth Swaney smiled as she watched her 5-year-old grandson, Talus Endfield, perform his first "fancy dance" Saturday afternoon at the 2017 Native Youth Powwow, an annual event which honors Native ...

The exhibition, Gashkigwaade (It is Sewn) will feature a collection of Benjamin’s handmade jingle dresses. This collection will be on display at The Crossing Arts Gallery from May 1 to May 25.

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