On Monday, October 14th, KEXP celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day, sharing music from people and communities who have been actively resisting histories of colonization since time immemorial.
Hosted by Sounds of Survivance co-hosts Tory J and Kevin Sur, along with more KEXP DJs and special guests.
If you missed a minute, revisit the day of programming using KEXP's Two-Week Streaming Archive.
Made possible in part by ACLU of Washington.
This year's Indigenous People's Day design for KEXP was created by Ty Juvinel.
BIO: Rich in money or rich in community. A statement instilled within Ty at a young age, and something Ty Juvinel constantly works on. Tribal communities need constant care and nurture just like any. And his work proves this statement, constantly teaching anywhere requested, and helping to find the next young carvers within Tulalip.
Ty Juvinel has works throughout Washington state, Seattle Kraken, Seattle Public library, Edmonds, Kenmore, Port of Seattle, and much more. Ty hopes to help grow a better awareness of Coast Salish art throughout Washington state and looks forward to any and all projects!
Instagram: @tyjuvinel
https://lightningwaqwaq.myportfolio.com/
Join Children of the Setting Sun in celebrating One People Gathering as we come together across our differences in order to celebrate, learn from, and honor the enduring leadership of Indigenous people near and far in caring for our resilient Earth.
Friday, October 22, 2024
7 PM - 9:30 PM
The Paramount Theatre
Seattle, WA
We will enjoy an evening of sharing of ideas, songs, dances, and cultural shares to inspire us to work together towards a brighter future and unity in this place we all share.
