Native American Calendars

The photographs in this fascinating 2013 calendar were chosen from the archive of Edward S.

Covering a subject that is taught in school and embraced by students, American Indians functions like a pocket visual encyclopedia of the history, culture, and customs of fifty major tribes across North America.

Bevs camouflage art is a journey of discovery.

Bev Doolittle Wall Calendar: Bev's camouflage art is a journey of discovery.

Despite the many atrocities they have faced throughout their history, despite the overwhelming challenge of preserving their cultural and spiritual traditions, despite the prejudices they face today, Native Americans stand strong and proud.

In the late 1800s, the Ghost Dance religion promised hope and resurrection at a time when Native American nations across America faced destruction.

About 1,200 miles north of Toronto, Baffin Island is home to a multigenerational community of gifted artists who work each winter in the printmaking studios of Cape Dorset.

About 1,200 miles north of Toronto, the community of Cape Dorset is home to a multigenerational community of gifted graphic artists.

Since the 1800s, Native American Plains tribes have gathered for powwows to celebrate their rich heritage.

Each year children and teens dance at the many powwows around the country, following in the footsteps of their ancestors.

Sacred Journey Wall Calendar: This wall calendar for 2014 features Native American paintings that speak to the soul.

This new wall calendar for 2013 features black and white photographs of North America Indians with quotations.