Storytelling, Spirit & Survival:
An Evening with Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle
Thursday, November 6, 2025 | 5–6 PM | Free & Open to All Ages!
Thursday, October 23, 2025
EMPORIUM PA - Get ready for an hour of living history that’s as entertaining as it is
enlightening! This Native American Heritage Month, the Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial
Library is thrilled to welcome Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle—a celebrated Native
American storyteller, historian, and cultural educator—for an evening of tales, wisdom, and
wonder.
White Eagle’s performances are more than just stories—they’re time travel through legend and
laughter. Drawing from generations of oral tradition, he shares powerful tales of courage, nature,
and community, while weaving in modern reflections on how Indigenous traditions continue to
thrive today.
The son of master storyteller Robert White Eagle, Lance has carried his family’s storytelling
legacy to schools, pow-wows, and cultural centers across the country. With humor, heart, and a
touch of mischief, he invites listeners of all ages to see the world through a more connected and
compassionate lens.
Event Details
�� Thursday, November 6, 2025
�� 5 PM – 6 PM
�� Barbara Moscato Brown Memorial Library
�� Free & open to everyone—no registration required!
Bring your curiosity, your imagination, and your friends for an evening where the past comes
alive and stories spark like campfire embers.
Join us and experience the magic of Indigenous storytelling with Lance White Eagle!
About Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle:
Lancequiver Sequoyah White Eagle is an accomplished storyteller, historian, and performer of
Indigenous American culture. With a deep commitment to honoring and sharing the traditions of
his Cherokee and Rappahannock heritage, Lance White Eagle has captivated audiences
nationwide. His performances are renowned for not only their entertainment value but also their
educational insight into Native American traditions, providing an engaging and meaningful
experience for all who attend.
Come celebrate Native American Heritage Month with us and honor Indigenous identity and
culture!
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