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Talk: Walking in Beauty through Difficult Times

Event poster for Walking in Beauty Through Difficult Times – A Talk by Diné Elder Lupita McClanahan, hosted by The Sherbino. The image features a smiling Elder wrapped in a turquoise and red woven shawl, standing among sunlit trees. Below, a group of people gather around a warm fire under a deep blue twilight sky. Event text reads: “Nov 19, 2025 — Doors @ 6 | Talk @ 6:30,” with The Sherbino logo in the center.
A heartfelt evening with Diné Elder Lupita McClanahan, sharing wisdom, stories, and guidance on maintaining balance and beauty in the face of hardship.

November 19 @ 6:30 pm – 8:15 pm

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Doors open at 6:00 PM | Talk begins at 6:30 PM | 90-minute program
Free event – donations are highly encouraged.

Join us for an extraordinary evening of reflection and resilience with Diné Elder Lupita McClanahan, presented in partnership with the Ute Indian Museum.

“Hozho,” or The Beauty Way, is a foundational philosophy of the Diné people, centered on harmony, balance, and living in right relationship with the world.
Raised in secrecy by traditional elders in Canyon de Chelly, Lupita was hidden to protect her family’s lineage from the boarding school system. Though eventually taken, she drew on her cultural teachings to endure and overcome unimaginable hardship.

Through storytelling and wisdom, Lupita shares her journey and offers guidance on how we can all find beauty and balance, even in difficult times.