Wear Your Story with Lonewolf Beading

Saturday November 28th

5:30-7:30

Learn the art of beadwork from the hands of Lonewolf Beading and Latisha Medina, a Native American of Santee/Dakota and Oglala/Lakota Sioux descent. In this hands-on workshop for adults, Lonewolf Beading will guide participants step by step through creating a pair of beaded dangle earrings of their own. You’ll learn techniques, rhythms, and gain a deeper appreciation for beadwork that carries story, skill, and pride from one generation to the next. No prior experience is needed, just an open hand and a willing spirit. All materials are provided.

$25 general admission

$20 members/students

Latisha Medina Bio:

Latisha Medina, also known as Ompo Mani Wi (Breaking Day Women), is a Native American of Santee/Dakota and Oglala/Lakota Sioux descent. She has been beading since the age of eight. Her grandmother was a skilled jewelry maker and imparted the foundational knowledge that guided her artistic journey. While primarily self-taught, Latisha has also taught her children the intricacies of beadwork. During her college years, she enrolled in art classes, further enriching her artistic repertoire. Three years ago, Latisha established her own business with her eldest daughter. Together, they have embarked on a journey of traveling and showcasing their creations at various art shows, craft fairs, and powwows. Their primary motivation lies in bringing joy and a sense of pride to individuals who wear their art.