Film Showing: Voices from the Barrens, Native People, Blueberries and Sovereignty
This film showcases the Wabanaki tradition of blueberry harvesting in Maine and the important relationship the People of the Dawnland maintain with blueberry barrens today.
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Blueberries have historical and cultural significance to the Wabanaki People of what is now known as the USA and Canada. This film highlights the challenges of traditional hand raking blueberries within the current world market, which favors mechanical harvesting. This film showcases the Wabanaki tradition of blueberry harvesting in Maine and the important relationship the People of the Dawnland maintain with blueberry barrens today.
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What to Expect
- This film is approximately 1 hour long and will be shown at the 7 Lakes Alliance Building and on Zoom
- Zoom information linked below
Parking
This program will be run at the 7 Lakes Alliance building located at 137 Main Street, Belgrade, ME 04917. Our parking area is limited and alternative parking can be found along Main Street.
Contact
If you have any questions about this event or 7 Lakes Alliance programming, email sally.whittington@7lakesalliance.org