May 1—ANDERSON — As he strolled slowly around a set of tables set up in a large square, Joe Cronk stopped occasionally and greeted each of his students with a simple question, spoken in the Lenape ...

The Trent House Association will present a virtual talk titled “Ties That Bind: Nanticoke and Lenape Language and Revitalization” 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 23 via Zoom ...

WEST CHESTER — We all know at least one word from the Lenape language — “Hea,” which translates simply to “Hey.” That was just one wonderful nugget of knowledge culled from a presentation made by five ...

The Lenape: The Native American tribe often referred to as the Delawares, are most often referenced as the Indian people who once lived in eastern Pennsylvania, southern New York and New Jersey around ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by The show, which toggles between the 17th century and the early 21st, arrives on the island on which it is largely set. By Alexis Soloski Mary Kathryn ...

The New-York Historical Society acknowledges a notorious purchase 400 years ago — and lets the Lenape tell their side: “We are still here.” By Marc Tracy Entering the New-York Historical Society from ...

The West Chester Green Team launched its summer family education series on Saturday, June 24, during a rare break in the weekend’s downpours. A group of almost 40 people of all ages gathered at West ...

The Lenape people are Indigenous to the Delaware Valley, and unless you are descended from the Lenape or other Native American tribes, you are not Indigenous. From parts of New York and eastern ...

PHILADELPHIA – Join Friends of the Wissahickon (FOW) as they welcome council members of the Lenape Nation of Pennsylvania for an online Valley Talk. “The Past and Present of the Lenape in Pennsylvania ...

My tribe, the Delaware Tribe of Indians, known as the main body of Lenape, arrived in Indian Territory in 1867. Our community then consisted of 900 survivors, comprised of 25 families. The three ...

When I first moved to Frenchtown, a nice lady who lived next door used to enjoy telling me about the old days. She was nearly 300 years old, but sharp as a tack. One afternoon we sat on her front ...