Led by LexCAN’s wn Fran Ludwig, this walk celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day and will introduce you to plants, animals, and minerals Native people used (and still do in some cases) for food, clothing, medicine, construction, diapers, and body paint.
Co-sponsored with Native Americans in Lexington (NAIL).
Meet at the parking lot for the Estabrook School, 117 Grove Street, Lexington.
Leader: Fran Ludwig. Email her at [email protected].
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