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The Buffalo Show:
Past Episodes
THE BUFFALO SHOW: Episode 5 – A Night of Blues
Hosted by Strong Buffalo & The Custard Kid
Tuesday, October 24, 2017 at 7:00pm| Doors open at 6:00pm
Tickets: $10/$8 in advance
Bryant-Lake Bowl Stage | 810 W. Lake St., Mpls, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Join us for Episode 5 of the Buffalo Show! Featured artists Corey Medina & Brothers are a Blues-Rock band based in Minnesota led by Corey Medina from the Navajo Nation with Eric Sundeen
Gary Broste.
Opening: Dean "Dakota" Blue
Spoken Word by Strong Buffalo and Nick Metcalf
Al Gross, Host
THE BUFFALO SHOW is a part of Pangea World Theater's Lake Street Arts!
initiative is an interdisciplinary leadership and community development vehicle. It is a multi-year initiative focusing on placemaking and placekeeping through the arts. Working with artists from East African, Latina/o/x and Indigenous Communities along East Lake Street, LSA! uses art as a tool to shape development plans towards a more equitable, sustainable model of growth.
Learn more about Oyate Hotanin at:
THE BUFFALO SHOW: Episode 4
Hosted by Strong Buffalo featuring performances and interview with Scatter Their Own
Tuesday, September 26, 2017 at 7:00 pm | Doors open at 6:00pm
Tickets: $10/$8 in advance
Bryant-Lake Bowl Stage | 810 W. Lake St., Mpls, Minneapolis, MN 55408
The Buffalo Show is back at the Bryant Lake Bowl Theater on Tuesday September 26, with Special Guests Scotti Clifford (Guitarist and Vocalist) and Juliana Brown Eyes (Bassist and Vocalist) of Scatter Their Own to talk about their music, lives and perspectives. The Buffalo Show series showcases important work by native artists seeking to restore balance to our world. Plus live poetry + music by Strong Buffalo w/ the Custard Kid. Host Al Gross and more!
THE BUFFALO SHOW is a part of Pangea World Theater's Lake Street Arts!
initiative is an interdisciplinary leadership and community development vehicle. It is a multi-year initiative focusing on placemaking and placekeeping through the arts. Working with artists from East African, Latina/o/x and Indigenous Communities along East Lake Street, LSA! uses art as a tool to shape development plans towards a more equitable, sustainable model of growth.
Visit the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1961555047395870/
Learn more about Oyate Hotanin at:
THE BUFFALO SHOW: Episode 3
Hosted by Strong Buffalo & The Custard Kid featuring special guest artists Jim Denomie & Rob Fairbanks
Tuesday, June 20, 2017 at 7:00 pm | Doors open at 6:00pm
Tickets: $10/$8 in advance
Bryant-Lake Bowl Stage | 810 W. Lake St., Mpls, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Tatanka Ohitika (“Strong Buffalo”) is a Dakota elder and poet from the Sisseton- Wahpeton Oyate. He is a decorated Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran and American Indian Movement (AIM) activist who has traveled around the world performing his work, collecting a million stories and writing “a zillion” poems, advocating for indigenous peoples across the globe. His trusty sidekick, The Custard Kid, is a quickdraw music magician who colors the edges of their live poetry with layers of spontaneous and playful abandon. Together, they join forces to deliver much needed love medicine to a world in need, with wise words and dirty grooves, accompanied by psychedelic live video projections and interspersed with thoughtful conversation. Live video projections by video artist Brian Dehler.
For Episode #3 of THE BUFFALO SHOW, they are joined by special guests, the LaPointe Family, to talk about their art, lives and perspectives. The Buffalo Show series showcases important work by native artists seeking to restore balance to our world.
Oyate Hotanin (Voice of the People), creator of the THE BUFFALO SHOW, is working to host regular artistic events and lift community conversations in these events to develop a movement in Indian country and beyond that supports a new era of art, healing and change.
THE BUFFALO SHOW is a part of Pangea World Theater's Lake Street Arts!
Pangea's Lake Street Arts! initiative is an interdisciplinary leadership and community development vehicle. It is a multi-year initiative focusing on placemaking and placekeeping through the arts. Working with artists from East African, Latina/o/x and Indigenous Communities along East Lake Street, LSA! uses art as a tool to shape development plans towards a more equitable, sustainable model of growth.
Visit the Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/201243563730524/
Learn more about Oyate Hotanin at www.oyatehotanin.org.
THE BUFFALO SHOW: Episode 2
Hosted by Strong Buffalo & The Custard Kid featuring special guest artists Jim Denomie & Rob Fairbanks
Tuesday, May 23, 2017 at 7:00 pm | Doors open at 6:00pm
Tickets: $10/$8 in advance
Bryant-Lake Bowl Stage | 810 W. Lake St., Mpls, Minneapolis, MN 55408
THE BUFFALO SHOW returns to the BLB Stage for another adventure, hosted by Dakota elder, poet, and storyteller Strong Buffalo and his musical sidekick, The Custard Kid, and featuring guest artists Jim Denomie (world renowned Ojibwe painter) and Rob Fairbanks (Leech Lake comedian and “Rez Reporter”) in candid conversation. Plus video clips, live interviews, and special guests - a unique showcase for Native and Indigenous Artists of all disciplines! (Live shows are filmed for later airing on the Oyate Hotanin YouTube Channel.)
For Episode #2 of The Buffalo Show, Strong Buffalo & The Custard Kid are joined by special guest artists Ojibwe painter Jim Denomie and Dakota comedian and performer Rob Fairbanks, to talk about their art, lives, and perspectives. The Buffalo Show series showcases important work by native artists seeking to restore balance to our world.
THE BUFFALO SHOW is a part of Pangea World Theater's Lake Street Arts! initiative. Co-presented by Oyate Hotanin (“Voice of the People”) and Wavelets Creative.
Learn more about Oyate Hotanin at www.oyatehotanin.org.
Jim Denomie is primarily a painter (oil, acrylic and watercolor), but also creates unique works of art in ink, and oil pastel drawings, printmaking, photography, and found object sculpture. He has shown extensively in the U.S. and in Europe in numerous group and solo exhibitions. His work has been placed in the permanent collections of numerous museums as well as many other public and private
THE BUFFALO SHOW: Episode 1
Featuring Strong Buffalo & The Custard Kid with special guests
Tuesday, April 25, 2017 at 7:00 pm | Doors open at 6:00pm
Tickets: $10/$8 in advance
Bryant-Lake Bowl Stage | 810 W. Lake St., Mpls, Minneapolis, MN 55408
Tatanka Ohitika (“Strong Buffalo”) is a Dakota elder and poet from the Sisseton- Wahpeton Oyate. He is a decorated Marine Corps Vietnam Veteran and American Indian Movement (AIM) activist who has traveled around the world performing his work, collecting a million stories and writing a “zillion” poems, advocating for indigenous peoples across the globe. His trusty sidekick, The Custard Kid, is a quickdraw music magician who colors the edges of their live poetry with layers of spontaneous and playful abandon. Together, they join forces to deliver much needed love medicine to a world in need, with wise words and dirty grooves, accompanied by psychedelic live projections and interspersed with thoughtful conversation. Joined by several other special guest artists, The Buffalo Show showcases important work by native artists seeking to restore balance to our world.
THE BUFFALO SHOW is a part of Pangea World Theater's Lake Street Arts! initiative. Co-presented by Oyate Hotanin (“Voice of the People”).
Learn more at www.oyatehotanin.org.