Greene’s portrayal of the Medicine Man in Dances with Wolves was very positive and portrayed our culture in the best light. “We at Rural America Initiatives and Ateyapi are very excited to welcome Graham Greene to Rapid City,” said Bruce Longfox, Executive Director of Rural America Initiatives. The indigenous Canadian actor will also drop the ceremonial puck before the game.

“His performance in Dances with Wolves is legendary and we are excited for him to return here to help celebrate both the film that meant so much to this community and the culture that he helped represent as Kicking Bird.” “We are thrilled to welcome Graham Greene back to the Black Hills for Dances with Wolves Night honoring Native American heritage,” said Spire Hockey President Todd Mackin. Food and beverage will be included and only 12 spots are available. Additionally, there will be a premium package for $125 that gets fans access to a Rush suite to watch the game with Greene.

Greene will be holding a meet-and-greet with fans in the club level prior to the game, a limited quantity of ticket packages will be available including a ticket and access to the meet-and-greet for $75 each. (RAPID CITY, SD) –The Rapid City Rush, proud ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s Arizona Coyotes, announced today that Academy Award nominated actor Graham Greene will be in attendance for Dances with Wolves Night honoring Native American heritage, presented by Prairie Edge and 777 Bison Ranch on Saturday, November 20.

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