Free climbing prioritizing Indigenous children, youth, and adults.

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

6-9 PM

Climb Cincy

Email cate@urbannativecollective.org to register.

Join us at our Indigenous Pages Lending Library for our monthly book club!

Guests must email Cate@urbannativecollective.org to register!

Join us for a powerful chat with global activist Shannon Galpin, who has navigated borders in the Global South, and Cate Donahue, citizen of the Bois Forte Band of Chippewa Indians and Community Outreach and Events Manager for the Urban Native Collective, who will discuss how border abolition impacts Indigenous communities, land stewardship, and the right to move freely.

When: Friday April 4th 6-8PM

Where: Knox Church, 3400 Michigan Avenue, Cincinnati OH 45208

Join us for our once a month walking and hiking group, prioritizing our Indigenous community and their families.

This month we will meet at Armleder Park at 11am

Urban Native Collective’s Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community.

Please email Cate@urbannativecollective.org to let us know you will be joining!

Free climbing prioritizing Indigenous children, youth, and adults.

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

6-9 PM

Climb Cincy

Email cate@urbannativecollective.org to register.

Spirit Chief Names The Animal People presented by Summermusik

Water is Life! This exploratory program designed for children and their families teaches participants about the importance of water in Native American culture and encourages audience members to take small steps to protect our environment.

Free, reservation requested. Tickets will not be issued. Suggested donation: $15 per person

Register here!

On Thursday March 20th at 5pm we invite our Indigenous community to our community space to help us paint our rain barrel, which will be on display at the Summermusik festival and find a permanent home in our Northside garden.

All ages welcome!

Join us at our Indigenous Pages Lending Library for our monthly book club!

Guests must email Cate@urbannativecollective.org to register.

Free climbing prioritizing Indigenous children, youth, and adults.

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

6-9 PM

Climb Cincy

Email cate@urbannativecollective.org to register.

Join us at the Native Sovereignty Center for a potluck to celebrate the unwavering power of collective action, solidarity, and the continual fight for justice on the day Leonard Peltier gets to go home.

Bring a dish to share!

Register Here

Monday, February 10th at 7 p.m. at Cincinnati Playhouse in The Park

Hosted by Briana Mazzolini-Blanchard & Homer Shadowheart, with special guest Maggie Rose

Maggie Rose is an AIM member, Indigenous seed steward, jingle dress dancer, and advocate for reparations and awareness of the Indian boarding school system.

Free with no registration required

Join us at our Indigenous Pages Lending Library for our monthly book club!

Email Cate for more information! Cate@urbannativecollective.org

Join us, and other community organizers, at the Anti Despair Resource Fair on Sunday February 2nd at the Village Green in Northside. Meet with organiztions that want your help with mutual aid, food access, environmental restoration, and much more!

1-3pm

Village Green Community Room

1415 Knowlton St. Northside

Monday, December 9 at 7 p.m. at Cincinnati Playhouse in The Park

Hosted by Briana Mazzolini-Blanchard & Homer Shadowheart, with special guest Rebeca S. Wingo.

Rebecca S. Wingo is a settler scholar of the Indigenous and American Wests, and the Director of Public History at the University of Cincinnati. Wingo is working on a digital repatriation project in consultation with Crow tribal members, as well as an ongoing collaboration with the Wyandotte Nation to better commemorate their history in the State of Ohio.

Free with no registration required

Spring in Our Steps and Urban Native Collective are pleased to partner on SiOS' next alley film screening, sharing indigenous stories around colonization, modernization, and environmental destruction. See films and synopses below. Soft start at 6pm, showtime at 7pm. Behind DSGNCLCTV and The Factory Events.

Jillian Waterman will debut collections of contemporary fashion inspired by traditional Native American Heritage. Social hour from 5-6 pm. Event from 5:00 to 8:30 PM at the Main Library Atrium at the Dayton Metro Library

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

Indigenous Peoples’ Day Feast at Jacob Hoffner Park. Everyone is encouraged to bring a traditional dish from their respective cultures to share, eating utensils to reduce waste, and a blanket/lawn chair. Copper Face United Powwow Dancers will perform from 6pm-8pm. We look forward to celebrating our vibrant community!

Artist Speaker Series at the 21C Museum Hotel. 2nd Floor. Featuring artist’s talks from our Native Resistance exhibition. We hope to see you there for an afternoon of inspiration, education, and conversation!

Art Exhibition Opening Party at the Contemporary Arts Center with exhibition opening at the 21C Museum Hotel, directly next door. This event will showcase the work of Indigenous artists and feature performances from the Copper Face United Powwow Dancers and DJ Creepingbear. Indigenous Chef Food Truck will serve a select menu of food items for purchase. We hope you can join us for this celebration of art & community!

Join us at the Sunflower Festival on October 5th from 10-6pm were we will have information, kids activities, and resources to our Sovereignty In Action campaign!

David Grann is a Bestselling Author and Staff Writer at The New Yorker. Grann is the author of award-winning titles including Killers of the Flower Moon and The Wager.

Grann will speak on September 25, 7 p.m. at the Aronoff Center for the Arts. Tickets $5-$15.

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Join us at the Northside Farmers Market on September 25th from 4-7pm were we will be providing voter registration information and resources to our Sovereignty In Action campaign!

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

Hosted by the Urban Native Collective, we will discuss issues of marginalization all through an Indigenous lens. Join us for this live recording on August 27th from 7-8pm.

Join us at the Dayton Levitt Pavilion as we celebrate World Indigenous Peoples Day with two incredible Indigenous bands and opening remarks by members of our local Indigenous communities. 

Urban Native Collective’s Climbing and Fitness Program aims to promote physical health, cultural connection, and leadership empowerment within the Indigenous community. By combining the physical challenges of climbing with tailored fitness activities, this program offers a unique opportunity for Indigenous individuals to improve their overall well-being.

Reserve your ticket to join us on June 27th at 6pm for a film screening of Incident at Oglala: The Leonard Peltier Story. Following the film we will be joined virtually by Chauncey Peltier, Leonard's son, for a discussion.

Register Here