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Four Winds Indigenous Fashion Show at Dayton Arcade - News Makers, Episode 34
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- Nov 5, 2025
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Summary
Four Winds Indigenous Fashion Show Set for Dayton Arcade By Greg Enslen, Tippecanoe Gazette Ruby Redfox Shares Vision and Community Impact of Bringing Indigenous Peoples together in Celebration of Culture The latest episode of the News Maker’s podcast, presented by the Tippecanoe Gazette , spotlights the much-anticipated Four Winds Indigenous Fashion Show scheduled for November 9 at the Dayton Arcade. Special guests Ruby Redfox and Sharon Elaine provided exclusive insights into the event’s significance, lineup, and broader aims. The Four Winds Indigenous Fashion Show will take place on Sunday, November 9, 2025 in the Tank at the Dayton Arcade from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. During her interview, Redfox emphasized that the event will feature storytelling, traditional music, live art displays, and family-friendly activities designed to educate and inspire participants of all ages. The Fashion Show promised to be the highlight and will feature fashions from indigenous designers – and indigenous models of all ages. This gathering, created and organized by Ruby, aims to celebrate Indigenous heritage, promote cultural understanding, and bring the Dayton-area community together in a joyous recognition of ancestral traditions. Guests from Across the Country Podcast hosts Greg Enslen and Abbi Heckel chatted with Redfox and Elaine about the inspirations behind the event. Redfox underscored the importance of recognizing cultural heritage, especially in the Midwest, and spoke about the large group of designers, models, dancers and vendors that will be in attendance, flying in from all over the country. Each will share wisdom, stories, and performances reflecting their unique contributions to cultural heritage and community art. The Four Winds Great Miami Indigenous Fashion Show promises to…