Transformative Change
Community participation fuels transformative change at Woodland Heart. Whether you volunteer or partner, attend events, or support our work, your involvement helps preserve traditions and inspire future generations.
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Volunteer or Partner
Join us in honoring the profound beauty of artistic expression through a captivating journey of tribal song and dance. Everyone is welcomed into our circle as we come together to celebrate the rich heritage of our Menominee culture.
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Attend Events
Envision a vibrant world where Indigenous peoples stand not just as the proud stewards of their culture, but also as dynamic champions of transformative community change. Dive into our events and immerse yourself in the celebration of Menominee culture!
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Support Our Work
Together, let’s preserve the heartbeat of woodland culture and empower our community to share their stories through the arts. Your support can make a difference, be a part of the Woodland Heart journey!
Moments that Shine
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Childhood Memories
Woodland Heart founder Dana Warrington and his mother Becky in the early 1980s with the legendary Smokeytown Singers. This was the sound that made them famous and set the standard for singing in the Great Lakes region.
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Woodland Fever
This photo was taken in the Historic Woodland Bowl in Keshena, Wi at the Annual Menominee Nation Contest pow-wow held the first weekend of August. This is one of the most unique pow-wow dance arenas in the country.
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A Family Tradition
Becky Miller-Warrington with her granddaughters, Dacia and Kyleah Warrington, at the Woodland World Championship in Carter, Wi.
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Lead by Example
A father/ son duo that proudly represents their Menominee community in the world of woodland style dancing. The greatest joy in life is watching our children succeed.
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Origional Smokeytown Singers
This Photo was taken in the 1980s. Pictured left to right: The late Johnny Gun Gauthier, the late Richard Beauprey, the late Kuzco Beauprey, the late Royal Warrington. Front: Founder Myron Pyawasit, the late Gii-shik Pyawasit.
Make an impact today
By supporting Woodland Heart, you are fueling a vibrant passion for cultural pride and creativity that strengthens tribal identity. Your support helps unite families in a joyful celebration of woodland traditions, ensuring they are cherished and preserved for generations to come. Join us in this meaningful journey!
Get in Touch
We warmly encourage you to reach out with any questions, comments, or exciting partnership opportunities you may have! Our team is eager to connect and will respond within 24-48 hours. We can't wait to hear from you.