
UIC acknowledges that we are situated on the Island of Manhataan (Mannahatta) traditional lands of the Lenape, the Manahatin, the Canarsie, the Shinnecock, the Reckgawanc, Munsee and Haudenosaunee Nation. We pay respect to all of their ancestor’s past, present, and future. Manhattan has always been a gathering and trading place for many Indigenous peoples. An intersectionality of many tribes since immemorial, a place to gather and sometimes safety during intertribal warfare . We offer our care and gratitude to the land, water and air of the land, and are committed to resisting colonialism and imbalance with Mother Earth through the support of Indigenous-led programming and Indigenous centered representation.
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On Saturday, October 17 for our Third Annual Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration and seventh anniversary fundraiser in Lenapehoking, New York City.
Celebrate Indigenous music, art, culture, and community while supporting UIC’s programming and our work to rebuild Indigenous systems of care. Enjoy live music, Indigenous DJs, cultural performances, dancing, immersive art, vendors, and more.
📅 Saturday, October 17 | 8 PM–2 AM
📍 The Please Space Studio, Brooklyn
EARLY BIRD SOLD OUT!