Our next Culture Night will be held on Friday, October 16th from 4-7pm. - You'll have an option of participating in either carving, led by resident carver, Rick Williams (Nitinaht Tribe) OR a Dreamcatcher Weaving activity, led by Tahoma Indian Center intern, Chanea Henderson (enrolled Muckleshoot Tribal member). [As of 10/7 Dreamcatcher weaving slots FULL].
*Only one activity can be selected per person. - We'll be honoring Domestic Violence Awareness Month and making space to explore art as medicine. We hold our hands up grassroots individuals, groups and organizations who provide awareness and resources to end this violence across Indian Country. - Safety note: For carving, we ask that participants be at least 7 years old (with parent/guardian supervision). Those under 7 years old who are eager to learn about carving are welcome to attend and watch. - 🕖 Time: 4-7pm 🏢 Location: 621 Tacoma Ave. S., Suite 505, Tacoma, WA 98402 - A meal will be provided to attendees 🍛 -
Event flow note: We will begin the evening by gathering for a meal on the 1st floor at 4 PM. Enter through the alley. Following the meal, attendees will head on up to the 5th floor to our office, room 505, to begin cultural activities. An elevator is available to access the 5th floor.
We hold our hands up to Tacoma Creates for funding our culture night activities.
