A Voice from the Eastern Door
A Voice from the Eastern Door
The arena was filled with Elders enjoying each other's company, live entertainment and ice cream.
It didn't rain after all – it was a good day to be out and about.
Sugarbear Wil Sunday and Johnny B of the Aboriginal Outlaws provided laughs and smiles all around.
Tina Thompson of Queena Ribbon Designs provided a beautiful live mini fashion for our Elders.
Young models "walk the runway" for the Second Annual Ice Cream Social.
Elder sit around visiting, laughing and enjoying each other's company.
Dark clouds and the threat of rain didn't put a damper on the Second Annual Ice Cream Social held at Generations Park. The Solomon Lacrosse Box filled quickly with Akwesasne Elders enjoying several types of ice cream with all the toppings.
Live entertainment was provided by Sugarbear Wil Sunday and Johnny B. – Johnny Bigtree of the Aboriginal Outlaws.
Tina Thompson of Queena Ribbon Designs held a children's fashion show – complete with a runway through the rows of Elders – providing each with a front row view of their colorful original designs.
Several departments from Mohawk Council of Akwesasne and the Saint Regis Tribe provided excellent and welcoming service to Akwesasne's seniors.
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