Lindsey Red-tail, born and raised in Altadena, CA Tongva Lands is an acclaimed non-binary dance artist, ritualist and poet, whose work weaves together the intersection of intuitive movement, Nature and ancestral connection. A 2nd generation Mexica, they grew up to two Angelinos carrying Indigenous Nahuatl, African and Cherokee roots. As a sought-after ritualist, movement guide, yogi and teacher Lindsey’s work transcends conventional dance boundaries, co-creating with the Trees, embodying movement and songs from the elements. Their immersive Nature workshops and performances are informed by their adventures to the mountains where they dance and sing for our ancestors. Lindsey guides participants toward profound body awareness and spiritual connectivity through a method of observation, movement, and song as communal offerings. Initiated by an Ancestor of Wind who visions with birds, Lindsey’s work is a call to be present with Nature and remember medicine as connection. A breast cancer survivor who lost their home in the Altadena fire, they transmute trauma into medicine, inviting new dances and songs to rise from the ashes—what they call "a rainbow path of remembrance."