Iyuha Upo Wotapi!!! Soup & Frybread Feed

Everyone come eat. A community soup and frybread feed downtown, immediately following the Sioux Falls Native American Day Parade. Serving starts at 12:30pm, first come first served.

Traditional soups and warm dishes, fresh frybread and wojapi, sides and sweets. Run by Oyate in partnership with the Sioux Falls Native American Day Parade.

Mitákuye Oyás’iŋ. All relatives welcome.

If you want to help feed people

From their flyer: Help us feed the community and honor our relatives! We warmly welcome food dishes, event supplies, and contributions to ensure everyone is nourished and fed.

• Hot dishes. Bring them straight to the Multi-Cultural Center after the parade. Label your crockpot so you get it back. Slow cookers and roasters welcome.
• Supplies. Heavy duty soup bowls, dinner plates, napkins, wrapped cutlery, to-go containers, coffee, tea, creamer, sugar, salt and pepper. Drop off in advance or bring them the morning of.
• Advance drop-off for supplies and non-perishables: weekdays 9am to 5pm, Indian Education Building, 201 E 38th Street.
• Money goes directly to frybread ingredients, meat and bowls. Venmo @SFNADP, memo “Soup & Frybread Feed”.

Questions, or to volunteer for dish drop-offs, kitchen prep or serving: Sfnativeamericandayparade@gmail.com