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Giimoozaabi Black Hunters is a group of Black Masking Indians with various years of experience, led by Big Chief Kerry Lawless, who united together to offer a range of community-focused services that will endure to keep the culture alive. 

 

At the heart of Giimoozaabi Black Hunters' offerings is the opportunity to witness the intricate artistry and symbolism of Black Masking Indians. Through public engagements and outreach efforts, the organization not only entertains at events, but also educates audiences about the history and significance of this cultural phenomenon. Additionally, Giimoozaabi Black Hunters plays a key role in passing down traditional skills to younger generations by teaching youth how to sew and ensuring that these time-honored techniques are preserved for years to come.

 

One of the standout events organized by Giimoozaabi Black Hunters is the Mardi Gras Indian Ball, a glamorous affair that welcomes all Black Masking Indians and invites the public to experience the beauty and pageantry of the culture. This elegant Evening Ball offers a unique opportunity to witness the stunning artistry of the Suits and performances up close, providing a one-of-a-kind glimpse into the rich tapestry of Black Masking tradition. By engaging with Giimoozaabi Black Hunters, attendees can deepen their understanding of Black Masking culture, forging connections with a community dedicated to honoring and sharing this important heritage. Whether attending a live performance, participating in community/educational initiatives, or celebrating at the spectacular Evening Ball, Giimoozaabi Black Hunters offers a gateway to the captivating world of the Mardi Gras Indians.

 

Giimoozaabi Black Hunters will serve as a beacon of light in the preservation of Black Masking culture, offering a range of services and events that bring this cherished tradition to life. Through their dedication to and commitment for community engagement and education, Giimoozaabi Black Hunters will ensure that the beauty and significance of Black Masking Indian continues to thrive for generations to come.