The month of November is when our thoughts turn briefly to Native Americans, but their history and culture is more rich and complex than one shared meal with pilgrims.

Join the library for an exploration of the lives of the Eastern Woodland Indians as brought to life by historical reenactor Todd “Ghost in the Head” Johnson. His hands-on interactive program will touch on the clothing, weapons, tools, and daily lives of families of Native American villages during the colonial and expansionist periods.

Refreshments will be provided.

Bio:

Todd “Ghost in the Head” Johnson has been educating and presenting programs about the Eastern Woodland Indians since 1999. He is dedicated to teaching groups about the traditions of his Huron heritage. Todd has been a model for internationally known historical artist Andrew Knez Jr. and has been featured in many of his paintings. He appears in many documentaries pertaining to the 18th century time period and has received two letters of recognition from the United States Congress for his portrayal of Huron heritage.