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Slideshow: Musicians, Artists Enliven Campus at Wabanaki Art Festival

Story posted April 16, 2012

Bowdoin hosted its fifth annual Wabanaki Arts Festival on Saturday, bringing Native American artists and musicians from Maine and New England to the campus. The event is part of an initiative to build a strong relationship between the College and the four tribes in Maine: the Maliseet, Micmac, Passamaquoddy and Penobscot.

Bowdoin Security Office Jody Tyler at the 2012 Wabanaki Art Festival

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