Join Dine musician Kino Benally (@djbeeso) for an immersive workshop exploring the deep connections between sound, music, and the land. This free, public event blends Indigenous perspectives with sound art and audio production to foster a meaningful connection to place and community.

Participants are encouraged to bring instruments or any objects that create sound to contribute to the experience. Learn about Kino’s latest album Nihima' Nahasdza'a'n (Our Mother, Mother Earth) and his work on the award-winning documentary Remaining Native.

Free & open to the public.

Presented by the Center of Southwest Studies