Two Spirit & Indigiqueer Gathering
Saturday, November 15, 2025 | 2–4 p.m.
Marmalade Library Auditorium, 280 W. 500 N., Salt Lake City
Free Event
Celebrate Indigenous identity, culture, and community at the Two Spirit & Indigiqueer Gathering, featuring a keynote address by Clyde M. Hall (Shoshone-Metis) — a respected authority on Native American culture, tribal arts, and folkways, and a pioneer in the Two Spirit movement through Gay American Indians of San Francisco.
The afternoon will also include a panel discussion with local Indigenous voices, moderated by Roni Jo Draper, Ph.D. (Yurok | she/her) — an educator, scholar, filmmaker, and artist whose storytelling centers on healing and “thrivance.” The panel includes Clyde Hall (Shoshone-Metis), Spirit Wildcat (Shoshone-Bannock), Tony Shirley (Navajo-Diné), Dusti Shoemake (Choctaw), and Shelby Chapoose (Northern Ute).
Presented by the Mildred Berryman Institute for LGBTIQ+ Utah History and Project Rainbow, this free community event offers space for reflection, connection, and celebration of Two Spirit and Indigiqueer experiences.
Info at MildredBerrymanInstitute.org
