Hunter's Moon Event

Greendale's Jeremiah Curtin and Indigenous People

Date: October 26
Time: 6:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Trimborn Farm / Jeremiah Curtin House / Three Fires Indigenous History Education Center
8881 West Grange Avenue, Greendale, Wisconsin

Join us under the Hunter's Moon for an evening of history, culture, and community. The program will feature a presentation on Greendale's Jeremiah Curtin and Indigenous People, followed by a Council Fire Circle ceremony and fire.

The evening will be led by Dr. Nathon Breu (Ojibwe Bear Clan) and will explore the connections between Jeremiah Curtin, Indigenous history, and the cultural traditions that continue to shape our communities today.

Guests will also enjoy tea provided by Tootsie's Tea, an Indigenous-owned business operated by Lizz Tsosie Stachura, as well as coffee from Broad Street Coffee Company in Greendale.

Community Sponsors

This event is made possible through the generosity and support of local businesses and community partners committed to education, cultural preservation, and community engagement.

Special Thanks To:

• Bluemel's Garden & Landscape Center

• Broad Street Coffee Company

• Tootsie's Tea

We are grateful for their partnership in helping bring the Hunter's Moon Program to the community.

Suggested Donation

• Adults: $20

• Students: $10

• $5 discount for Milwaukee County Historical Society members

• $5 discount for Greendale Historical Society members