Our Mission Statement: Our mission is to provide young learners and people of all ages a look into Native culture in a fun and exciting way. While educating on the preservation of our culture. All the while helping to remove dangerous and damaging stereotypes that threaten our very existence as a people.

We live our traditions...our way of life is how we preserve our culture. We teach what we have been taught through our family and our elders. We are taught what we need to know the rest is left up to us to figure out.

In our tradition and culture, it's all about what we bring to the table. We would love to teach you our culture and traditions in a manner that assists in removing stereotypes and teaches correctly from an authentic native persons perspective. Anthony is Keetoowah Band Cherokee and Pacua Yaqui (Yoeme) and Shannon is Chahta (Choctaw) and Muscogee (Creek). For more information on us check out our biography pages. We do not primarily focus on the past experiences of our peoples' as what is taught in history books. We also discuss and teach the importance of native peoples of today and how we as a culture have impacted society as we know it.

We currently offer many interactive educational services to schools, libraries, museums, Boy Scout groups, religious organizations and/or institutions, state historical sites, Pow wows (wacipi), art events, festivals, gatherings and cultural events in Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois, Ohio, Tennessee, Georgia and Florida. But we are not limited to these areas. If you are an event organizer outside of these states mentioned please don't hesitate to contact us. We are willing to travel.