A Cheyenne and Arapaho drum-making workshop keeps songs going in Oklahoma City
Seventy people made drums at a Cheyenne and Arapaho workshop in Oklahoma City. About 500 drums have been made through the gatherings in recent years.
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Seventy people made drums at a Cheyenne and Arapaho workshop in Oklahoma City. The gatherings have turned out about 500 drums in recent years. The songs travel with the drums, and the same workshops are also a place where people in recovery keep showing up for one another.
The count is drums finished and people in the room. The songs are what those drums are for.
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