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Nulhegan Abenaki Tribe

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation

Welcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki NationWelcome from the Nulhegan Band of the Cooksuk Abenaki Nation
Children learning about the drum at the 2021 Nulhegan Heritage Gathering. Photo courtesy of Takara H

Alli Lewis teaching about the drum. Photo by takara hansell

Our Nulhegan Abenaki Heritage Gathering was held in August at the Mt. Norris Scout  Reservation

Throughout the weekend there were educational activities as well as singing, drumming, and dancing. A fun time was held by all who attended. Folks got to finally meet other citizens of the tribe and many were happy to reacquaint with old friends and do lots of reminiscing! 


On Saturday, traditional games were  enjoyed by adults and children. All were welcomed to join in! Members of  the tribe, as well as other natives were vending their traditional  and contemporary art throughout the weekend. There was lots of good food, thanks to Nichole St. Onge, Lisa Plourde, and Linda Savoca.


So many others helped to make this Gathering happen. For the logistics, we'd like to especially thank Dan Coutu, Miss Lucy-Cannon Neel, Kerry Wood, Laura Lapierre, Jon Bosley, and Paul Plourde. Our History Department made a great showing thanks to Brian Chenevert and Dan Shears.


For those who camped overnight, a great time was held around the campfire. Thanks, Dan Coutu, for your great storytelling. 


The main focus of the celebration was Abenaki culture as well as our history. This is never a  traditional  “powwow”… it is a  CELEBRATION!! of members, friends, and friends of friends… ALL  who  value the customs, traditions, and alliances of the Abenaki people are  always welcome to come celebrate with us. 


There was  a traditional dance circle set  up and a sacred fire was lit on Saturday morning and kept burning throughout the night. Thank you to our Fire Keeper. This was a celebration of not only those who are here, but for our ancestors.

Date set for 2022!

Our Gathering has been set for August 20, 2022!


This year our Gathering will be held at a new venue - the Camp Sunrise Cub Scouting Camp, 2050 Sunset Lake, Benson, VT 05743 


As always, there will be drumming, singing, and dancing in the circle. There will also be vendors from the Abenaki community. More information will follow as soon as it is available. 


Note that camping will be available at this venue, so bring your tent. Food will be provided, with monetary donations requested at the event. If you have dietary  restrictions or to reserve a camping spot, please contact MissLucyN@gmail.com. 


Please  note that this is always an alcohol and drug-free event.  The event  will be held rain or shine due to the availability of an indoor  facility.


   



Nulhegan Abenaki Heritage Gathering 2021

Group of family and friends at the Gathering.

    Following are pictures from the 2016 event:

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