The Woodland Sky Native American Dance Company takes the historic Palace Theater stage for an engaging evening of music, story telling, dance, and culture.
Native American dancers share their authentic stories with traditional songs and dance. This performance will feature a combination of traditional, jingle, fancy, hoop, and grass dance styles representing Ojibwe, Potawatomi, Lakota, Menominee, Apache nations, and will feature War Paint Drum group with songs and stories of the Tuscarora People.

Woodland Sky hopes “to provide a quality, authentic and respectful Native American dance performance/demonstration with experienced Native American dancers in order to educate the viewer on traditional Native American stories, culture and values using authentic songs, music and dance,” according to their mission statement.

Artwork from the group will be available in the Palace lobby.

This co-production fundraising event benefits both the Woodland Sky as they travel to attend the Hawai’i Island Powwow and the ongoing interior restoration of the historic Palace Theater’s Centennial year.