Traditional Aztec dancers will be returning to the Native American Fall Festival, Sept. 26 & 27 at Indian Steps Museum. "La Santa Cruz de Caminante" (The Holy Cross of the Wayfarer) are a traditional fire Azetec group formed by people from all four corners of Mexico. Since their founding in 1557, tribal group dance organizations, popularly known as "Aztecas" have preserved the spiritual legacy of ancient Mexico. They describe themselves as "a traditional, spiritual, cultural, artistic and educational group offering dances and songs that represent their ancestral philosophy".
Watching the Aztec dancers perform is just one way to learn about Native American culture while enjoying the festivities taking place on the grounds of Indian Steps Museum, along the beautiful Susquehanna River. The food, Native crafts, and entertainment will provide a wonderful late-September adventure for the whole family.
Come see us! September 26th and 27th
Watching the Aztec dancers perform is just one way to learn about Native American culture while enjoying the festivities taking place on the grounds of Indian Steps Museum, along the beautiful Susquehanna River. The food, Native crafts, and entertainment will provide a wonderful late-September adventure for the whole family.
Come see us! September 26th and 27th