Remembering John Trudell Tickets

Remembering John Trudell returns to life through performance and spoken word in a special event presented by The Cedar as part of Fire in the Village. This unique night pays homage to the late Indigenous poet, activist, and performer whose work shaped generations. The show at The Cedar Cultural Center in Minneapolis brings together a lineup of acclaimed artists — Annie Humphrey, Keith Secola, Jeremy Ylvisaker, and S. Carey — to celebrate Trudell’s legacy with music, poetry, and storytelling that resonates across generations.

The Cedar Cultural Center, a historic venue in Minneapolis with a capacity of roughly 625, is known for presenting intimate, impactful performances in a space that honors community and cultural exchange. Doors are at 7:00 PM and the show starts at 8:00 PM on November 15, 2025. Secure your seats for a night that honors a powerful voice in Indigenous literature and music.

John Trudell’s career spans a robust discography from Tribal Voice (1983) through Wounded Indians (2024), including studio and live albums, collaborative projects, and spoken-word works. His posthumous 2024 release Wounded Indians arrived digitally in December 2024, with a late November 2024 RSDBlackFriday vinyl release via Inside Recordings. In 2016, Trudell was honored with the Native Writers' Circle of the Americas Lifetime Achievement Award (shared with Jim Northrup), recognizing his enduring impact on Indigenous storytelling and activism.

To learn more about John Trudell’s legacy, visit his official site at johntrudell.com, and follow related resources as they’re updated. While John Trudell himself is not maintaining personal social accounts today, the project Remembering John Trudell is carried forward through presenting partners and fellow performers who keep his voice alive in live performance and archival releases.

Upcoming Minneapolis performance details: Date — November 15, 2025; Doors 7:00 PM; Show 8:00 PM; Venue: The Cedar Cultural Center, 416 Cedar Ave S, Minneapolis, MN 55454. If you’re nearby, this is a meaningful opportunity to experience a cross-generational tribute that blends poetry, storytelling, and music in a single evening.

Social media and official links for related content: - Official site: johntrudell.com - The Cedar Cultural Center: thecedar.org - Annie Humphrey: Facebook - Keith Secola: Website - Jeremy Ylvisaker: Website - S. Carey: Website