MARQUETTE — The Marquette Regional History Center presents “Dibaajimowinan –Our Stories” from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Eastern time Wednesday, Dec. 8 at the center.

The annual December open house will focus on Anishinaabe legends and the wintertime telling of stories. After a successful program in 2019, this community gathering is back by popular demand.

Collaborating with NMU Native American Studies instructor and director of Student Equity and Engagement Leora Tadgerson, and students from the Native American Student Association, they will host guests to share Anishinaabe legends and welcome winter through traditional stories.

Music will be performed by duo Morning Thunder as part of this program. The event is free event, but donations are always appreciated.

The center is at 145 W Spring St., Marquette.