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First Annual Ohi:yo' Art Market - First American Art Magazine

Native American · Salamanca

First Annual Ohi:yo' Art Market - First American Art Magazine

Best of Show winner: “Family Hunt,” by David Martin (Pokagon Potawatomi) Salamanca, NY – “A celebration of Native American resiliency through art and culture” as the organizers, Onöhsagwë: de’ Cultural Center and Visit Seneca Nation, describe it, the first annual Ohi:yo’ Art Market takes place May 3, 2025. The market is at the Seneca Allegany Resort and Casino on the Allegany Indian Reservation, one of two reservations of the Seneca Nation of In…Read Article

Federal funding cuts hit CT libraries, museums: 'It's just appalling'

Department of Government Efficiency · Dillon

Federal funding cuts hit CT libraries, museums: 'It's just appalling'

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Some museums and libraries will need to lay off workers. Others remain in a holding pattern as they decide the future of some services.See the Story

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