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...with Sealaska Heritage Institute artists, including Donald Gregory and Shaadootlaa. Other highlights include two dance...GinnSealaska Heritage Institute Series (week one and two: Donald Gregory will teach formline design the first week and carving...
...Elizabeth Peratrovich Hall. Cosponsored by Glacier Valley ANB Camp #70. With dinner cooked by Marcelo Quinto and Donald Gregory, followed by 50/50, silent auction, door prizes and chinese auction. Adults $15, kids 3-12 $5 kids...
Donald Gregory of the Sealaska Heritage Institute gives a tour of Native American artifacts to teachers from Dzantik'i Heeni Middle School on...
...modern way.More general artistic influences include his aunt Celeste and his sister Crystal, as well as carver Donald Gregory, who has been invaluable in giving him feedback as he gets his business started, he said.In learning formline...
...along with brother, Marcelo Quinto, and his friend, Donald Gregory.Randolph is survived by his children who are L'uknax...Jackson and sister, Randi Williams.Pall Bearers are Donald Gregory, Eddie Kunz, Rico Lanatt Worl, Willis Marvin...
...technique from Ketchikan, Juneau's Clarissa Hudson-Rizal will bring Tlingit Chilkat Weaving and painting, Angoon's Donald Gregory will demonstrate Tlingit woodworking, Hoonah's Louise Kadinger will showcase Tlingit fur and skin sewing, Sitka's...
...ways in which they can give back to their community. Freshmen either learned the art of Tlingit woodcarving with Donald Gregory, designed Alaska Native regalia with Dinah Hobson, improved their cooking techniques with Lisa Ibias, or promoted...
Halibut-hook making class Learn how to make a halibut hook with Tlingit artist Donald Gregory. He will teach the step-by-step process of making these beautiful traditional tools with cedar, spruce root and bone at the...
...before the aspiring carvers, the rich smell of yellow cedar filled the room. Saturday afternoon, Native artist Donald Gregory showed 14 students at the Juneau-Douglas City Museum how to fashion an ancient and effective Tlingit tool - the...
...frying pan and spatula. The shoots are ready to eat. "They're a little weird when you first eat them," said Donald Gregory, an administrative assistant at the Sealaska Heritage Institute whose colleague brought some in one day. "It has...