Ovahcs to host va event at lake baldwin – nov. 18 | va orlando health care | veterans affairs

Orlando , FL — Orlando, Fla. – Orlando VA Healthcare System (OVAHCS) proudly announces a vibrant celebration in honor of Native American Heritage Month, paying homage to the rich tapestry of

indigenous cultures that have shaped our nation. This ceremonial event will showcase a mosaic of traditions, featuring traditional foods, mesmerizing dances, and a sense of community that

reflects the enduring spirit of Native American heritage.  This engaging event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 18, 2023, from 10:00 – 2:00 p.m. at Lake Baldwin VA Clinic.

The event promises an immersive experience, offering attendees the opportunity to partake in the unique flavors of Native American cuisine, savoring the essence of cultural diversity.

Culinary delights will include traditional dishes that symbolize the deep-rooted connection to the land and its bountiful offerings. The celebration will further come alive with captivating

dance performances, each telling a story through intricate movements and vibrant regalia. Guests can expect to be transported through time as they witness the rhythmic beats and graceful

steps that echo the traditions of Native American tribes. Beyond the festivities, the event aims to foster a sense of community, providing a platform for individuals from diverse backgrounds

to come together, share stories, and appreciate the rich heritage that unites us all. Cultural exhibits and interactive displays will offer insights into the history, art, and customs of

Native American communities. The Orlando VA Healthcare System extends an invitation to the community to join this commemorative ceremony, embracing the opportunity to learn, connect, and

celebrate the enduring legacy of Native American heritage. Together, let us honor and respect the contributions of Native Americans throughout history. “A Native American Honoring Ceremony

at the VA is a powerful tribute to the unwavering spirit, perseverance, and sacred contributions of our Native veterans,” said Lynn Brownfield, Staff Nurse at the OVAHCS. “It is a true

testament to the longstanding connection between honor, heritage, and service. The event is open to media. Media representatives interested in attending and producing local stories are

encouraged to call 407-840-6967 or email: [email protected].