HANCOCK, NY — Hancock will welcome award-winning Native American flute player Nino Reyos and dance troupe TwoShields for one performance only on Friday, June 17, at 7:30 p.m. at the Hancock Town Square.

Hailing from Utah, Reyos is a member of the Laguna Pueblo and Northern Ute Indian Nations and a veteran of the United States Marine Corps. He is a presenter and consultant, musician, composer and crafter of Native American wooden flutes. Together, Reyos and TwoShields Productions celebrate their indigenous culture with audiences around the world. Their music can also be heard on Native American radio stations across the country, and they have performed at two Winter Olympics’ opening ceremonies.

The Upper Delaware River region of New York State is steeped in Native American history, and this family-friendly event is ideal for children and adults alike to experience authentic indigenous music and visually stunning Native American dress and dance.

This production is part of the 2016 Gateway Cultural Arts Summer Nights Live on The Square performance series. The event is free; bring a chair or blanket. Visit destinationhancock.com or call 607/637-2870.