Fire hoop dance at the Kwahadi Indian Dancers event center in Amarillo, Texas, July 21, 2012. The dance troupe is off on a national tour over the next three weeks or so.
Venture Crew 9 in Amarillo, Texas, preserves traditional American Indian dances, and performs them literally around the world. Troop 355 from Duncanville, Texas, stopped off to visit and view the performance — just in time, because the troupe starts a national tour tomorrow.
The performances range from very good to spectacular. You ought to stop in Amarillo to see.
There’s a better sequence of photos at the Kwahadi dancers’ site.
Dancers belong to a Scouting organization, either Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts — and they continue about a 50 year tradition at their museum and performance center, just off of I-40 in Amarillo.
Probably 200 Boy Scouts in the audience tonight.
Millard Fillmore's Bathtub 
Outstanding photos. Thank you for posting the link to the slides. Talented dancers.
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ANd yet some would think that culture and others aren’t worth learning about and preserving…
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The pictures were wonderful, and I did some exploring at the website. Thank you!
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