T’ANU ʔIŠƗMIʔ :
“THE PEOPLE SINGING”
WASHOE WARRIOR SOCIETY BENEFIT FOR LANDBACK
T'anu ʔIšɨmiʔ supports our vision to strengthen Wašiw culture, steward ancestral homelands, develop future leaders, and advance Indigenous-led LandBack efforts in dáɁaw (Lake Tahoe), the spiritual and geographical center for our people. Thank you to our partners and sponsors.
Date and time
Saturday, August 1st · 12:00-10:00pm PDT
Location
TRUCKEE RIVER REGIONAL PARK AT THE SALTY GEBHARDT AMPHITHEATER
Cost
T'anu ʔIšɨmiʔ is rooted in Indigenous land stewardship and community care in the Tahoe Basin. Hosted by Washiw Zulshish Goom Tahn-Nu (Washoe Warrior Society), this gathering supports our programming and advocacy across three pillars:
LandBack in the Tahoe Basin: advancing Indigenous sovereignty, land stewardship, and rights of nature
Youth Leadership & Mentorship: investing in the next generation of stewards
Traditional Ecological Knowledge: honoring and practicing the wisdom of the land, and food as medicine
About this event
Join us for T'anu ʔIšimi – Indigenous Community Gathering, a day of culture, community, and connection honoring the traditions, resilience, and living cultures of Indigenous peoples.
This special gathering brings together Indigenous artists, musicians, storytellers, educators, and community leaders for a full day of presentations, conversations, cultural demonstrations, and live performances. Throughout the day, guests are invited to engage with Indigenous perspectives on stewardship, healing, cultural revitalization, language preservation, and the enduring relationship between people and the land.
Featured Speakers & Artists
Dr. Melinda Micco (Seminole) – Indigenous scholar, educator, and author
Dr. Darcie Little Badger (Lipan Apache) – Scientist, author, and advocate
Autumn Harry (Pyramid Lake Paiute) – Water protector and environmental advocate
Ty DeLong (Walker River Paiute) – Cultural educator and community leader
Washoe Cultural Representatives sharing stories, traditions, and language
Indigenous musicians, dancers, and artists featured throughout the gathering
Guests can also enjoy:
Indigenous artisan vendors
Cultural demonstrations
Storytelling
Educational exhibits
Family-friendly activities
Opportunities to connect with Indigenous organizations and community members
Whether you're coming to learn, listen, or celebrate, T'anu ʔIšimi offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding of Indigenous knowledge, culture, and community while honoring the original stewards of the Tahoe Basin.