April 25, 2024

Celebrating Indigenous Peoples’ Day
with Firefly and Humble G tha Fiddla

Firefly and Humble G tha Fiddla at the Indigenous 2022 concert at the Abbe Museum. —Video by Dawn Neptune Adams/Sunlight Media Collective

Indigenous 2022 at the Abbe Museum featured an audio visual concert by Firefly and Humble G tha Fiddla. Learn more about Firefly at www.fireflythehybrid.com, and follow Humble G on instagram @humble_g_tha_fiddla.

Alyne Cistone, Executive Producer and Curator of the Downeast Diversity podcast at Healthy Acadia, describes the success of Indigenous 2022 after the concert featuring Firefly and Humble G tha Fiddla. This event was sponsored by Healthy Acadia, College of the Atlantic, The Jackson Laboratory and the Abbe Museum.  —Video by Dawn Neptune Adams/Sunlight Media Collective

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