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It Takes a Village: Washington County Foster Closet

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos

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It Takes a Village: Washington County Foster Closet

2.8K views January 3, 2023 10:00 am

The Foster Closet is an organization in Washington County that provides resources to children that are being placed in a foster care situations. Their mission is to serve the county’s youth and families by offering clothing and resources while providing support to the...

From The Road to The Sky: Building The State of Wisconsin

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos, History Videos

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Discover Wisconsin often hits the great roads throughout our state to road trip, we also experience visiting many beautiful buildings, and we couldn’t do all of that without the IUOE Local 139. <br /><br />The IUOE Local 139 and their employees make it possible for everyone to experience the greatness of Wisconsin from traveling the roadways on a road trip to stepping inside Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The IUOE Local 139 represents over 10,000 operations in the construction industry throughout our great state of Wisconsin! Each day, they work hard to be recognized as the state’s leader in organized labor efforts to improve the standard of living for the workers and their families.<br /><br />In this short, we get an insider's perspective on what these workers have done and continue to do to build Wisconsin from the road to the sky! They take pride in helping create the state we live in as a career. <br /><br />#discoverwisconsin #Wisconsin #WisconsinRoadTrip #LambeauField #WisconsinRoadWays #BuildWisconsin #BuildingWisconsin #WisconsinRoads #OperatingEngineers #WisconsinCareer #WisconsinLife #WisconsinVacation #WisconsinRoadTrip #RoadTrip<br /><br />Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin <br /><br />Follow Discover Wisconsin on: <br />Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y<br />Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx<br />Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ<br />Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon<br /><br />Explore more:<br />Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/2R9hNGt<br />The Bobber blogs: https://bit.ly/2zAOfeZ<br />The Cabin podcasts: https://apple.co/38FHVPc

From The Road to The Sky: Building The State of Wisconsin

13.7K views December 23, 2022 3:00 pm

Discover Wisconsin often hits the great roads throughout our state to road trip, we also experience visiting many beautiful buildings, and we couldn’t do all of that without the IUOE Local 139. The IUOE Local 139 and their employees make it possible for everyone to...

Snow Snake: Ancient Indigenous Winter Sports Making a Comeback

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos, History Videos

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Explore the cultural and community-building significance of the Ho-Chunk Nation's ancient game of "Snow Snake." Through interviews with Bill Quackenbush, a Ho-Chunk Native, we'll gain insight into the importance of reviving this lost game for future generations. We'll also highlight the artistry and craftsmanship involved in crafting Snow Snakes sticks. At the intertribal event at Kickapoo Valley Reserve, we'll witness the excitement and energy as people of different backgrounds and tribes come together to celebrate this unique winter sport. Join us on this journey as we discover the cultural and community-building significance of "Snow Snake" for the Ho-Chunk Nation and beyond.<br /><br />Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin <br /><br />Follow Discover Wisconsin on: <br />Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y<br />Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx<br />Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ<br />Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon<br /><br />Explore more:<br />Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/2R9hNGt<br />The Bobber blogs: https://bit.ly/2zAOfeZ<br />The Cabin podcasts: https://apple.co/38FHVPc<br /><br />The Ho-Chunk Nation is one of the indigenous nations of North America that has preserved its traditional games for thousands of years. Among the many traditional games that the Ho-Chunk people play, "Snow Snake" is one of the most popular and significant. This ancient game has been passed down from generation to generation, and it has played a vital role in building community and preserving cultural traditions.<br /><br />In this video, we'll explore the cultural and community-building significance of "Snow Snake" for the Ho-Chunk Nation and beyond. We'll also delve into the artistry and craftsmanship involved in creating the snow snakes themselves, using traditional materials and methods.<br />First, let's look at the game itself. Snow Snake is a traditional winter game played on a long, straight track made of ice or snow. Players use a long wooden stick or "snake" to slide a cylindrical object, also called a "snake," as far down the track as possible. The object of the game is to throw the snake as far as possible, while keeping it on the track and avoiding obstacles.<br /><br />Snow Snake has been played by indigenous communities in North America for thousands of years. It is believed that the game originated among the Ojibwe people, but it spread to other tribes, including the Ho-Chunk Nation. The game has deep cultural and spiritual significance for many indigenous communities. It is said to represent the journey of life, and the obstacles and challenges that people face along the way.<br />Snow Snake has also been used as a tool for community building and cultural preservation. For the Ho-Chunk Nation, Snow Snake is not just a game, but an important cultural tradition that has been passed down from generation to generation. It is an opportunity for people to come together and celebrate their culture and history, and to pass on their traditions to younger generations.<br /><br />To make the snow snakes themselves, traditional methods and materials are used. The snakes are made from wood, usually birch or cedar, and are cylindrical in shape. They are then decorated with traditional designs and colors, using natural materials like ochre and plant dyes. The snakes are a work of art in themselves, and are often seen as a reflection of the culture and spirituality of the Ho-Chunk people.<br /><br />At the intertribal event at Kickapoo Valley Reserve, people of different backgrounds and tribes come together to celebrate this unique winter sport. The event is a chance for the Ho-Chunk Nation to showcase their cultural traditions and to connect with other indigenous communities. The energy and excitement of the event are palpable, as people come together to play Snow Snake and to celebrate their cultural heritage.<br /><br />In conclusion, Snow Snake is an important cultural tradition for the Ho-Chunk Nation and many other indigenous communities. It has played a vital role in building community and preserving cultural traditions, and it continues to be an important part of indigenous culture today. Through the artistry and craftsmanship involved in creating the snow snakes themselves, and the community-building aspect of the game, Snow Snake serves as a powerful symbol of indigenous resilience and cultural identity.<br /><br />1. #HoChunkNation<br />2. #SnowSnakeGame<br />3. #IndigenousGames<br />4. #CulturalTraditions<br />5. #CommunityBuilding<br />6. #NativeAmericanHeritage<br />7. #WinterSports<br />8. #IntertribalEvent<br />9. #KickapooValleyReserve<br />10. #TraditionalCraftsmanship<br />11. #ArtOfSnowSnake<br />12. #SpiritualSignificance<br />13. #IndigenousIdentity<br />14. #RevivingLostGames<br />15. #CelebratingCulturalHeritage<br />00:00 Introduction to the Game<br />00:49 History of Snow Snake<br />02:10 Making a Snow Snake<br />03:11 Reviving Snow Snake

Snow Snake: Ancient Indigenous Winter Sports Making a Comeback

24.8K views March 17, 2023 2:00 pm

Explore the cultural and community-building significance of the Ho-Chunk Nation’s ancient game of “Snow Snake.” Through interviews with Bill Quackenbush, a Ho-Chunk Native, we’ll gain insight into the importance of reviving this lost game for...

Ho-Chunk Lacrosse: Discovering the Ancient Native American Sport

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos, History Videos

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Welcome to the world of Randall Blackdeer II, a talented woodworker and lacrosse stick maker from the Ho-Chunk Nation. Randall is on a mission to revitalize the traditional Native American sport of lacrosse, using his skills as a woodworker to create lacrosse sticks in the traditional Ho-Chunk manner.<br /><br />As a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, Randall is deeply connected to his cultural heritage and is passionate about preserving the traditional way of playing lacrosse. He believes that by reviving the sport, he can help connect the youth and fellow Ho-Chunk natives to their past, and promote a sense of community and pride.<br /><br />But lacrosse isn't just a sport for Randall, it's a way of life. He has dedicated himself to mastering the art of woodworking, and the process of creating a lacrosse stick is a true labor of love. From selecting the right wood, to shaping, sanding and finishing the stick, each step is done with precision and care. And the end result is a beautiful and functional lacrosse stick, unlike anything else on the market.<br /><br />Randall's lacrosse sticks are not only visually stunning, but they also perform exceptionally well on the field. And he's not just making them for himself, he is also sharing his skills and knowledge with others, regularly hosting lacrosse games and clinics to encourage youth and fellow Ho-Chunk natives to continue playing the sport. He wants to help grow the popularity of lacrosse and make it accessible to everyone.<br /><br />In this video, you'll get an inside look at Randall's process of creating lacrosse sticks, and see how he is working to revitalize the sport of lacrosse within his community. You'll also get a glimpse of the lacrosse games he hosts and how they bring people together and create a sense of community.<br /><br />But more than just showcasing his woodworking skills and love for lacrosse, this video is a tribute to the rich cultural heritage of the Ho-Chunk Nation and the importance of preserving it. It's a story of tradition, passion, and community, and it's one that you won't want to miss.<br />So, if you're a fan of native American, lacrosse, woodworking or the Ho-Chunk nation, this video is definitely for you. Click now to watch and discover the world of Randall Blackdeer II, a true master of his craft and a true ambassador of the traditional Ho-Chunk lacrosse. By watching this video, you'll not only learn about lacrosse sticks making and the traditional Native American sport, but also get to see the importance of preserving cultural heritage, and how sports can bring people together and create a sense of community. This video is perfect for anyone who is interested in learning about traditional lacrosse, woodworking, Native American culture and, the Ho-Chunk nation. So, don't miss this chance to learn from the best and be inspired by the passion and dedication of Randall Blackdeer II.<br /><br />#nativeamerican<br />#lacrosse<br />#woodworking<br />#hochunk<br />#tradition<br />#handmade<br />#heritage<br />#revitalize<br />#community<br />#preservation<br />#lacrossestickmaking<br />#lacrossehistory<br />#nativeamericanlacrosse<br />#traditionallacrosse<br />#culturalheritagelacrosse<br />#indigenouslacrosse<br />#discoverwisconsin<br />#wisconsinlacrosse<br />#hochunklacrosse<br />#traditionalstickmaking<br /><br />Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin <br /><br />Follow Discover Wisconsin on: <br />Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y<br />Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx<br />Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ<br />Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon<br /><br />Explore more:<br />Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/2R9hNGt<br />The Bobber blogs: https://bit.ly/2zAOfeZ<br />The Cabin podcasts: https://apple.co/38FHVPc<br />00:00 Introduction<br />00:24 How to play Native Lacrosse<br />01:06 Lacrosse Stick Making<br />02:50 Reviving Native Lacrosse<br />03:50 Teaching the Next Generation

Ho-Chunk Lacrosse: Discovering the Ancient Native American Sport

11.6K views February 5, 2023 7:00 pm

Welcome to the world of Randall Blackdeer II, a talented woodworker and lacrosse stick maker from the Ho-Chunk Nation. Randall is on a mission to revitalize the traditional Native American sport of lacrosse, using his skills as a woodworker to create lacrosse sticks...

Destination Wedding: Calumet County

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos

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A wedding may only be one day, but the memories last a lifetime. The wedding dress, the flowers, the cake – all very important elements of your special day. But the venue… The venue is the stage on which all other theatrics come together. It is the site where love is proclaimed, where vows are pledged and the union is blessed. Looking for someplace familiar or someplace exotic? A beautiful structure? Or nature’s sacred space? If you’re looking for a wedding destination with Wisconsin charm, then you’ve got to consider Calumet County.<br /><br />There are several venues in Calumet County that provide something totally unique, totally unforgettable. Brindlewood Barn in Hilbert, WI, provides a beautiful, rustic barn structure with original exposed beams, lit by the twinkle of string lights. It’s an ideal outdoor venue, with decks, a bonfire pit, and plenty of space for guests to mingle. They provide a bridal suite and groom’s bar. Just outside of Brillion, WI, you’ll find Round Lake Farms, which offers 12,000 square feet of rich wood interiors, floor to ceiling windows, and a stone fireplace. There is a bridal suite, wine cellar, built-in bar and tasting room. It all sits on a hillside next to a private lake. Stone Prairie was built on the foundation of a 19th century homestead and is surrounded by a natural conservation preserve. It is a gorgeous outdoor facility with two fully-heated and covered pavilions. There is a greenhouse imported from England and a patio that can be used as reception or ceremony spaces. Carstens Mill is in the heart of Brillion, WI, and has long been a part of the community’s history. The rustic charm of the mill has been preserved and provides 2 beautiful spaces for all wedding activities. There are original wood floors, shiplap ceilings and exposed cream-city brick walls. Twinkle lights, chandeliers and antique furnishings enhance this elegant space. Dedicated event planners at each venue help make your wedding dreams come true.<br /><br />Calumet County is one of Wisconsin’s most beautiful landscapes. It is the perfect destination to share and celebrate life’s important moments.<br /><br />*Additional video provided by RPMedia and C.Lee Creations.<br /><br />#calumetcounty #destinationwedding #wisconsin #barnwedding #weddingvenues #weddings #historicplaces #roundlakefarms #carstensmill #brindlewoodbarn #stoneprairie #wiweddings #destinationweddingwisconsin #destinationweddingplanning #barnweddings #bride <br /><br /><br /><br />Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin <br /><br />Follow Discover Wisconsin on: <br />Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y<br />Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx<br />Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ<br />Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon<br /><br />Explore more:<br />Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/2R9hNGt<br />The Bobber blogs: https://bit.ly/2zAOfeZ<br />The Cabin podcasts: https://apple.co/38FHVPc

Destination Wedding: Calumet County

9.9K views January 27, 2023 3:00 pm

A wedding may only be one day, but the memories last a lifetime. The wedding dress, the flowers, the cake – all very important elements of your special day. But the venue… The venue is the stage on which all other theatrics come together. It is the site where love is...

Exploring Rhinelander: Food, Events, Nature and the Historical Hodag

by websupport | Feb 29, 2024 | Arts & Culture Videos, Discover Wisconsin Videos, Family Friendly Videos, History Videos

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Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin <br /><br />Follow Discover Wisconsin on: <br />Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y<br />Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx<br />Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ<br />Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon<br /><br />Explore more:<br />Join the conversation: https://bit.ly/2R9hNGt<br />The Bobber blogs: https://bit.ly/2zAOfeZ<br />The Cabin podcasts: https://apple.co/38FHVPc

Exploring Rhinelander: Food, Events, Nature and the Historical Hodag

579 views June 8, 2023 4:00 pm

Love Wisconsin? Shop our store! http://bit.ly/ShopDiscoverWisconsin Follow Discover Wisconsin on: Instagram: https://bit.ly/3bJ0m7Y Facebook: https://bit.ly/3aIpWZx Twitter: https://bit.ly/2y35SDJ Pinterest: https://bit.ly/3cQSDon Explore more: Join the conversation:...

It Takes a Village: Washington County Foster Closet

From The Road to The Sky: Building The State of Wisconsin

Snow Snake: Ancient Indigenous Winter Sports Making a Comeback

Ho-Chunk Lacrosse: Discovering the Ancient Native American Sport

Destination Wedding: Calumet County

Exploring Rhinelander: Food, Events, Nature and the Historical Hodag

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