California State Park’s Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park (SHP) invites the public to a special two-day event featuring Native American artist Sage Romero (Piute/Taos Pueblo). On Saturday, Feb. 28, Sage will share his art, and on Sunday, March 1, he will present the animated telling of “Wolf and Isha Make the Land” during Book Time at the Butte.
Sage Romero is a member of the Tovowahamatu Numu (Big Pine Paiute) and Tuah-Thahi (Taos Pueblo) tribes. He is the founder and director of the AkaMya Culture Group, a nonprofit dedicated to cultural revitalization, and a cultural consultant and teacher for traditional dance and song, sobriety and wellness, and multimedia production. He also organizes the West Coast Hoop Dance Championship. He lives in Tovowahamatu (Teacher of the Children) Payahu Nadu (Place Where the Water Flows) – also known as Big Pine, California, in the Owens Valley.
