IndigenousWays Festival 2025

August 15, Friday
5 - 10 PM MT

Thank you for joining us under the stars at the iconic Water Tower in the Santa Fe Railyard to kick off the 2025 IndigenousWays Festival.

Your presence helped make this free, family-friendly concert a beautiful celebration of Indigenous music, art, and community—uplifting some of today’s most inspiring Indigenous voices.

 

In collaboration with Lensic360

Lensic 360 is an extension of Lensic Performing Arts Center programming that presents concerts at venues throughout New Mexico and offers top-quality, free community programs. The mission of Lensic 360 is to present a diverse array of incredible artists to the greater community and support a thriving entertainment scene in New Mexico for artists and audiences alike.

Save the Date!

🎉 The festival continues!  

Mark your calendars for September 27, when the celebration moves to Railyard Park Performance Green. 

Immersive programming, cultural showcases, and engaging activities for all ages.  

Let’s gather as a community to honor and uplift the vibrant heartbeat of Indigenous cultures—together.

Schedule

Schedule

BYOC (Bring Your Own Chair)and plan on participating in a variety of workshops for all that will include, WiseFool, hands-on puppet making, traditional drumming, face-painting, and a collage workshop. We also have Indigenous inspired food trucks, artists, and advocacy booths.

Event is free and family friendly.

Note: ASL interpreters on site. Please bring your own chair (BYOC)

August Artists

The lineup features a stellar mix of Grammy-winning artists and acclaimed performers who seamlessly blend tradition with contemporary artistry:

Robert Mirabal (Taos Pueblo): Legendary flutist and storyteller, captivating audiences with his timeless craft.

Innastate: A high-energy reggae-rock fusion band that infuses Indigenous values with New Mexico’s vibrant rhythms.

G Precious (Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo): A powerhouse lyricist delivering impactful hip-hop rooted in cultural advocacy.

Def-I (Diné): Renowned for his razor-sharp lyricism, fusing socially conscious hip-hop with cultural richness.

Radmilla Cody: Former Miss Navajo Nation, whose evocative harmonies are deeply connected to Diné heritage.

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Your generous gift will advance our mission to reach the Indigenous people we serve.