Hundreds of Indigenous dancers fill the streets in Juneau to kick off Celebration
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More than 1,500 Indigenous dancers from crossed Southeast Alaska filled Juneau’s Willoughby Avenue and Centennial Hall for nan Grand Entrance Procession of Celebration 2024 connected Wednesday.
The convoy marks nan kick-off of nan four-day Celebration show — a biennial gathering that honors and uplifts nan civilization of Lingít, Haida and Tsimshian people.
Throughout nan coming days, location will beryllium dances, taste demonstrations and creation markets and exhibits.
Here are immoderate images from nan expansive entrance.