ReCloaking: ReCircling is a community art initiative designed to infuse public parks with Traditional Ecological Knowledge. Join Elizabeth James-Perry of the Aquinnah Wampanoag and mica rose of Tagalog American descent for a workshop on traditional Indigenous cornhusk weaving practices!

This workshop will engage the community in Native science, history, and somatic practices, and is open to ages 10 and up. Registration is required; sign up below:

ReCloaking: ReCircling is supported by the New England Foundation for the Arts’ Public Art for Spatial Justice program, with funding from the Barr Foundation and the Fund for the Arts at NEFA. Further support is provided by Arts Connect International and Cultural Equity Incubator.

We gratefully acknowledge the Trustees of the George Robert White Fund of the City of Boston, owner of the Curley House.