After the parade there were continued festivities in the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall. There were Tlingit dancers with their extravagant robes, and other dancers from the far corners of Alaska.
Sunday, November 22, 2009
Photos from this weekend
It's four o'clock right now and it's pretty dark outside. This weekend was a pretty busy one. YABAH had a spot in the Alaska Native Heritage day parade. When we met up for the parade everyone agreed it would be best to drive the van instead of walk in the snowy/rainy weather. We tied our banner to the side of the van and I drove it from one end of Lincoln St. to the other. Lincoln St. is the street that runs right through downtown. It starts at Totem park, near the Sheldon Jackson College, and ends close to the bridge.
After the parade there were continued festivities in the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall. There were Tlingit dancers with their extravagant robes, and other dancers from the far corners of Alaska.
After the parade there were continued festivities in the Alaska Native Brotherhood Hall. There were Tlingit dancers with their extravagant robes, and other dancers from the far corners of Alaska.
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