by Hailey Rose | Mar 3, 2024 | Arts & Culture, History, Ho-Chunk Nation, Learn, See, Shorts
Meet Truman Lowe, a born and raised Ho-Chunk native who sought after his creative career as an artist incorporating the traditions of his prized heritage. As a member of the Ho-Chunk Nation, Truman championed his culture in each of his creations, inspiring many...
by Hailey Rose | Feb 13, 2024 | Ho-Chunk Nation, Learn, Play, See, Shorts
The vibrant and strong community Ho-Chunk Nation has created continues to carry on and preserve many traditions through each generation. One of their unique traditions is the snow snake games, a resurging tradition which celebrates and builds intertribal relationships...
by Hailey Rose | Apr 5, 2023 | Arts & Culture, Family Friendly, History, Ho-Chunk Nation, Things To Do
Lacrosse is far more than just a game for the Ho-Chunk Nation. It’s intertwined within the history of Ho-Chunk Nation and continues to carry on as each generation grows. From masterful woodworking, craftsmanship, and culture, Ho-Chunk Nation continues to pass down...
by Kortnee Hass | Apr 14, 2022 | History, Ho-Chunk Nation
Last November, the Discover Wisconsin team released a video series in partnership with Ho-Chunk Nation for National Native American Heritage Month. However, we know that November isn’t the only time to see what the Ho-Chunk Nation is doing to be upstanding tribal...
by Kortnee Hass | Feb 9, 2022 | Arts & Culture, History, Ho-Chunk Nation
Last November, the Discover Wisconsin team released a video series in partnership with Ho-Chunk Nation for National Native American Heritage Month. But we know that November isn’t the only time to see what Ho-Chunk is doing to be upstanding tribal members and good...
by Kortnee Hass | Feb 7, 2022 | Arts & Culture, Family Friendly, History, Ho-Chunk Nation
Last November, the Discover Wisconsin team released a series in partnership with Ho-Chunk Nation for National Native American Heritage Month, but we know that November isn’t the only time to see what Ho-Chunk is doing to be upstanding tribal members and good neighbors...
