Ofrenda Fest Foundation promotes mindful education by connecting through art and human expressions. It focuses on honoring our planet through rituals and ceremonies.
The Meetings of the Waters - Storytelling and Rapéh circle with Chief: Álvaro Tukano from Yepã Mahsã
Thu, Oct 29
|Ofrendafest/Queens Council on the Arts
the Amazon, the phrase “The Meeting of the Waters” refers to the confluence of the Black River, home to Álvaro Tukano’s people, and the Solimões River, where the Omágua Kambeba people live. This symbolic meeting now extends beyond the forest to the heart of New York City.
Time & Location
Oct 29, 2026, 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Ofrendafest/Queens Council on the Arts, 5-11 47th Ave, Long Island City, NY 11101, USA
About the event
For the first time, Álvaro and Adana will be in NYC. Join us for a week of activities, cultural exchange, and spiritual connection.
@adana_kambeba
Discover more about Álvaro Tukano in this upcoming documentary
THE CHIEFS reveals the resilience, cultural strength, and unwavering leadership that define Indigenous guardianship. The film offers a rare window into life on the frontlines, where communities risk everything to defend the world’s most vital ecosystem, and where the consequences of inaction threaten all of us. More than a film, THE CHIEFS is an invitation to reconnect with a worldview rooted in reciprocity, balance, and protection of the Earth. It asks us to imagine a future guided not by extraction, but by harmony. Features footage freely available on Open Planet / OpenPlanet.org
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General Admission $55
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