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Agriculture Presentation at the Smithsonian by Rene' Locklear White

9/4/2017

 
The Lumbee Tribal leadership invited Rene' to join a small group of tirbal ambassadors to representative the Lumbee people at the Smithsonian Native American Museum of the American Indian during a historic Lumbee Days Sept. 7-9, 2017. As a chef and horticulture specialist, with Boulder Crest Retreat for combat veterans, Rene' selected plants that heal and are indigenous to her tribal area of North Carolina as her presentation.
    Rene' presentation will be in the main rotunda. Other Lumbe ambassadors are scheduled for various presentations including cooking demonstrations, live music, tobacco drying, and more, through the building. The fuller agenda is below right.
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Weekend Schedule

Friday, Sept. 7 - Reception
Saturday, Sept. 8 - 9 Open to Public
FULL agenda
lumbee_days-_final_schedule_.pdf
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muscadine_grape.pdf
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sunchoke_.pdf
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