Dorene Day Waubanewquay

Waubanewquay, or Dorene Day, is an Ojibwe-Anishinabe Kwe of the Waubizayshi O’dodem - Marten Clan, from Asabikone zaaga I’ gunning - Bois Forte Reservation in northern Minnesota. A strong advocate for youth, women, families, health and wellness, and culture-based healing and education.

Dorene has worked for more than 30 years within the social service arena. As a traditional healer, teacher, singer, and activist, she has remained steadfast in working for the Anishinabe community through all of her efforts, guided by her traditional practices. Dorene took part in a 47-day walk carrying water from the Gulf of Mexico to Lake Superior as part of the 2011 Mother Earth Water Walk that brought Native American grandmothers together from all four directions to increase awareness of freshwater issues.

Past Shows


Aug
18
th
2021
Bayfront Festival Park
Aug
18
th
2021
Bayfront Festival Park

Water Is Life ⏤ Stop Line 3

Hosted by Winona LaDuke
with Bon Iver, Mumu Fresh, Hippo Campus and more!

More Shows

Aug
16
th
First Avenue

American Football

with Afternoon Bike Ride
Apr
18
th
The Fitzgerald Theater

Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour

Jun
21
st
Fine Line

Dexter and the Moonrocks

May
1
st
Amsterdam Bar & Hall

Zinadelphia