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Manitou API - Where the Sun Rises

Manitou API - Where the Sun Rises
September 23 - 24, 2010
Location: Taos Community Auditorium

A gala film evening honoring A Return to Sacred Places,The 7 Sacred Teachings, King Solomon's Temple and a new path to peace featuring Anishnabe Elder, Dave Courchene and Architectural Historian, Frank Albo, Cambridge University. Filmmakers: Cindy and Andy Pickard. Running time: 67 minutes.

Tickets: $12 Advance tickets: TCA - Mon- Fri 9:30- 5:00 575 758-9052 FX 18 103 Bent Street, Taos Mon-Sun 12:00 5:00 758-8590 MasterCard, Visa and Discover. Box Office: Day of Show, Sept. 23/24 6PM Cash & Checks

"Manitou API is reminiscent of Dan Brown's, The Lost Symbol, but with a decisive difference... It's true!" Larry Dossey, MD. New York Times Bestselling author: Healing Words and the Power of Premonition "Manitou API- Where the Sun Rises is by far the best Native American film I have ever seen." Diego Mulligan, Anchor, The Journey Home, KSFR 101.1FM Public Radio, Santa Fe "I loved Manitou API and can't wait for the Taos screening" - Harlan McKosato, Radio Host, Producer, Native America Calling, Koahnic Broadcasting, Anchorage, Alaska.

In person: Dave Courchene,Anishnabe Elder, Cindy and Andy Pickard, Tom Bee, Native American Grammy award-winning Native American Music Producer, Cody Little Hawk Swimmer, flutist, Jonathan Warm Day, Artist Taos Pueblo, Harlan McKosato, Radio Host,Native America Calling,White Wolf Youth Drum Group,Taos Pueblo,

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September 2010

Manitou API - Where the Sun Rises

September 23 - 24, 2010
Location: Taos Community Auditorium
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Location: Taos Community Auditorium
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