Native American Indians & Gyumri Rock
Now that the winter has long since gone in Armenia, more and more events are taking place in Yerevan. Anyway, I received two announcements about events to be held tomorrow, so if you’re in town it’s worth posting them here.
Yellow Bird Indian Dancers
Saturday, May 27, 20:00
The Cascade, Yerevan
The US Embassy is organizing and sponsoring a Native American Indian cultural performance tour. The “Yellow Bird Indian Dancers” hail from Arizona and will tour Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan. In Armenia the group will travel and perform in Yerevan, Gyumri and Ararat. You are invited to attend the Yerevan concert with your family and friends. This will be an outdoor concert, open to the public, free of charge, and appropriate for all ages. No tickets are necessary; seating is on a first-come, first-served basis on the Cascade steps
The Yellow Bird Indian Dancers are respected in America and around the world for continuing the traditions of ancient cultures through their family. In their dance, in the sharing of eternal wisdom through storytelling, and in their preservation of traditional Apache craftworks, they sustain ageless Native American art forms so that they may be shared with the people of today and tomorrow. The U.S. Embassy is proud to bring the Yellow Bird Indian Dancers to Armenia so that they may mingle the ancient and beautiful traditions of the first peoples of America with the equally ancient and beautiful traditions of Armenia.
For more information about the group go to: http://www.yellowbirdindiandancers.com/
Later in the evening, at 23.43 of all times, Gyumri rock band Bambir are scheduled to perform a premiere of “The Diary” at The Club.