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Johnny Tim Yellowtail, great-great grandson of Robert S. Yellowtail and a descendent of Chief Gray-Bull, will present a multimedia talk and live demonstration of the Push-dance and Crow-hop of the …
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Johnny Tim Yellowtail, great-great grandson of Robert S. Yellowtail and a descendent of Chief Gray-Bull, will present a multimedia talk and live demonstration of the Push-dance and Crow-hop of the “Apsaalooke” Nation in Lovell next week. Each dance has a purpose and story that has been handed down through the years.
Yellowtail will be at the Cal S. Taggart Visitor Center on Wednesday, July 17, at 6:30 p.m.
He’ll be joined by dancers Melton Spotted Bear, Jolene Spot-
ted Bear, Layla Spotted Bear and Melton Spotted Bear III.
“This event is free to the public and everyone is encouraged to come and bring a friend!” said Christy Fleming, chief of interpretation at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area.
