First Voices Tickets

First Voices is a social impact project within Thresh, dedicated to Indigenous digital storytelling and cross-cultural collaboration. Founded by Preeti Vasudevan, the initiative brings together Native communities in Montana and beyond to create, share, and archive Indigenous stories through multidisciplinary workshops and educator resources. From its early work at Fort Peck (First Voices: Fort Peck, launched in 2022) to the Lame Deer initiative (First Voices: Lame Deer, 2020–2022), First Voices empowers communities to document heritage, language, and contemporary life in vibrant digital formats.

While not a conventional touring artist, First Voices collaborates with performers, educators, and artists to present programming that blends storytelling, dance, music, and digital media. The project’s impact has garnered recognition within the arts and education sectors, reflecting Thresh’s mission and leadership in cultural preservation. If you’re seeking meaningful, accessible programming that supports Indigenous voices, you’ve found a reliable partner in First Voices.

Upcoming activity centers on expanding educator resources, cross-cultural workshops, and festival programming tied to regional and national events. The 2025 First Voices Festival in Atlanta highlighted community-driven performances and two days of outdoor Powwow programming, with venues like 7 Stages Theatre and Plaza Theatre hosting events from November 14–28, 2025. For the latest opportunities to experience First Voices, secure your seats through our straightforward, no-fuss process. We’ve got you covered—like a trusted connection who can line up compelling Indigenous storytelling experiences near you.

Explore the First Voices project pages at firstvoices.net for educator resources, project updates, and ways to engage with Indigenous storytellers. To stay informed about tours, workshops, and festival appearances, check our listings and follow the official project hub for the most current announcements.