A Tasmanian Aboriginal dance company is reviving the stories of ancestors bringing them to a theatre for the first time. It's been a long process to get to this point in a place where the culture used to be banned. | ABC News

Posted by• @aniwa.co Yoreme Mayo deer dance, the dancer connects to the spirit of the deer which guides the dance. Indigenous festival this past weekend in Echojoa, Sonora - Mexico where 15,000 people gathered to partake in Yaqui and Yoreme traditions and support the dance that lasted 24 hours as a prayer and offering to divinities. Dancers were as young as 5 years old. #yoreme #mayo #deer #deerdance #indigenous #festival #spirit #dance #echojoa #mexico #pray #prayer #offering #celebration #trad

🎥 Throwback to the Barunga Festival: Red Flag Dancers 🖤💛❤️ Take a look back at the mesmerizing performance of the Red Flag Dancers from Numbulwar at the Barunga Festival—a vibrant celebration of Indigenous culture in the Northern Territory. These talented dancers bring the bungul ceremony to life, captivating audiences with their creativity and new dance styles. Held annually in June, the festival takes place on the traditional land of the Bagala clan of the Jawoyn people, in the small commun