Makhena is a two-spirit algonquin-cree and french Canadian from Ottawa. They will be performing an indigenous hoop dance. The hoop dance being a medicinal dance, is supposed to evoke an emotion within the spectator and it's that emotion that will act as medicine for the body mind and soul.

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