WIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK, S.D. – Darrell Red Cloud, a graduate of the Oglala Lakota College and great-great grandson of Chief Red Cloud, will present a one-hour talk on Lakota culture Saturday, July 30. This free talk will be given at the Wind Cave National Park Elk Mountain Campground Amphitheater beginning at 9 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

Mr. Red Cloud is a fluent speaker of the Lakota language and a graduate of the Oglala Lakota College with a bachelor’s degree in Lakota Culture. This summer he is also giving talks at Wind Cave on Mondays, Wednesdays, and most Fridays. &nbsp;

“Darrell is a masterful storyteller who has been educating and entertaining audiences for years,” said Superintendent Leigh Welling. “Listening to him present a program about the Lakota culture at our amphitheater is a wonderful way to end the day.”&nbsp;

Funding for this program is provided by the Black Hills Parks and Forests Association, a non-profit partner of Wind Cave National Park that provides funding to support the park’s educational programs.&nbsp;

By Wind Cave National ParkWIND CAVE NATIONAL PARK, S.D. – Darrell Red Cloud, a graduate of the Oglala Lakota College and great-great grandson of Chief Red Cloud, will present a one-hour talk on Lakota culture Saturday, July 30. This free talk will be given at the Wind Cave National Park Elk Mountain Campground Amphitheater beginning at 9 p.m.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Mr. Red Cloud is a fluent speaker of the Lakota language and a graduate of the Oglala Lakota College with a bachelor’s degree in Lakota Culture. This summer he is also giving talks at Wind Cave on Mondays, Wednesdays, and most Fridays. &nbsp;<figure>
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 </figure>“Darrell is a masterful storyteller who has been educating and entertaining audiences for years,” said Superintendent Leigh Welling. “Listening to him present a program about the Lakota culture at our amphitheater is a wonderful way to end the day.”&nbsp;Funding for this program is provided by the Black Hills Parks and Forests Association, a non-profit partner of Wind Cave National Park that provides funding to support the park’s educational programs.&nbsp;

Wind Cave hosts Lakota cultural presentation by Darrell Red Cloud