Navajo Historian, Wally Brown, teaches a little bit about weaving. Weaving is traditionally done by the women. In this video Wally talks about his mother and how she learned to weave. Wally also addresses how very different the weaving styles are between the Dinè and the Pueblos. Anthropologists say Navajos learned to weave from the pueblos but Wally says methods are too different for that to be true. | Navajo Traditional Teachings

The 35th Annual Adopt-A-Native-Elder Navajo Rug Show & Sale A Virtual Event Launching Friday November 8th at 6:00 pm Mountain Time. www.AnElder.org Checkout this sneak peak of some this year's incredible rugs and join us online at www.AnElder.org at 6:00 pm Mountain Time on Friday November 8th when more than 500 of this year’s stunning rugs become available for the first time! By supporting the Rug Show you help sustain generations of Navajo weavers and their families. When you shop through Adop

Navajo Rug Weaving Workshop (Ages 19 ) January 23rd | 10:00 AM | Main Library, 115 West Hill Ave Explore the art of traditional Diné rug weaving with master weaver Lois A. Becenti. In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn essential techniques such as warping, carding, and spinning. Looms are available for public use—just bring your own supplies and current project. 📞Call (505) 863-1291 for more information. #NavajoRugWeaving #RugWeavingWorkshop #OFPL #GallupNM | Octavia Fellin Public Library