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Experience the rich history of the Lenape people with Douglas T. Aumack.
In celebration of National Native American Heritage Month, join us for an enlightening and immersive program as Douglas T. Aumack, a seasoned museum curator and expert in New Jersey history, brings the fascinating world of the Lenape Native Americans to life. Discover the artistry and culture of the Lenape through firsthand experiences, including the opportunity to handle handcrafted deer hide hunting bags and seed bags—traditional artifacts made using methods that have been passed down through generations.
As Aumack shares captivating oral histories, creation myths, and cultural lore, you’ll gain a unique perspective on life through the eyes of the Lenape. Learn about their rich heritage, the significance of their crafts, and the reasons behind their migration from New Jersey. Explore the profound impact of European settlers on the Lenape people and their ancestral lands.
Don't miss out on this chance to deepen your understanding of the Lenape and the enduring legacy they have left on the region.
Registration is encouraged, but not mandatory. This event is open to all ages.
About the Speaker
Douglas T. Aumack has over 20 years of experience in the museum field, with roles such as Curator and Deputy Director at the Naval Air Station Wildwood Aviation Museum and Education Coordinator for the USS Constellation Museum in Baltimore. He is also the Executive Producer of Middlesex County History podcast and a passionate researcher and speaker on a variety of historical topics, including indigenous cultures.
AGE GROUP: | Older Adults | Family | All Ages | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Local History | In-Person | History |
