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Rappahannock News Staff Photos/Cindy Mahan
Two Seneca Indian dancers, Bill Crouse, left, and Kevin Johnny-John, brought a program of Native American dances, songs and stories to Rappahannock April 18. Crouse, a faith keeper of the Code of Handsomelake Religion, is considered a source and ritual recipient of the accumulated culture and traditions of this people, passed from his grandfather. He performs a ritual hoop dance, which includes forming the symbolic Mother Earth from the intermingled hoops. Kevin Johnny-John, right, dances a traditional Iroquois ceremony. The program was the last of Ki Theatre’s Exchange series, funded by the Virginia Foundation for Humanities and Public Policy.
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