Arts, Culture & Community Features

Photos: Cama-i 2018

KYUK | By Aleina Tanabe

Published March 19, 2018 at 4:47 PM AKDT

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Ayaprun Elitnaurvik kindergarteners show off silly faces during their performance.

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Adrian LaChance, leader of the Running Thunder dancers, shows his traditional regalia to curious students.

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The Running Thunder dancers represent First Nations of Canada and tribes of the lower 48.

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The Fur Fashion Show featured beautiful parkas and Yup’ik accessories. ";

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Kotlik dancers shortly after their first performance on Friday night.

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Two of the Kuskokwim Campus Dancers add comical flare to their yuraq.

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The acrobatical group, Nanda, from Port Townsend, WA put on lively performances throughout the weekend.

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Members of Piniq are also members of the BRHS wrestling team.

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The theme of this year’s Cama-i was Cauyat Tupagtelarait Nauviput, or Drums Awaken Our Souls.";

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Didn't get a chance to see all of the wonderful performances during Cama-i 2018? Performers from near and far dazzled audiences all weekend long! Here are some photos showcasing the event.

Check out photos taken by LKSD Multimedia Journalism students Roselyn Evan and Amara Freeman: https://flic.kr/s/aHsmgb6hJA