Native American Social Sustainability Event

Premiere. A film about Princess Angeline, the daughter of Chief Seattle, by Sandy & Yasu Osawa followed by a discuss with the filmmakers. The daughter of Chief Seattle, seen on many postcards, lived alone toward the end of her life--refusing to leave her homeland. What historical events led up to her being one of the few Duwamish left in the City of Seattle by the 1890's, only 35 years after the peace treaties? The fim explores the unrecognized tribal status of the Duwamish primarily through the life of Princess Angeline. Donation $10.

Free admission and parking. Something special, buy locally from Native American artists, entertainment, and homemade baked goods. Family friendly. Relax by our big lighted tree and enjoy our new exhibit, by photographer Joanne Petrina, DUWAMISH NARRATIVE: Contemporary Voices of the Duwamish Tribe. 4705 W Marginal Way SW, Seattle. 206-369-7204. Across the street from Duwamish Trail (walking/bike). “Over the West Seattle Bridge and through the fog to the Duwamish Longhouse we go. With Map Quest we’ll know just were to go on W Marginal Way. We’ll have some holiday fun and an awesome day. ”

Please join us for a hosted artist reception for photographer Joanne Petrina. Free addmission to photo-documentary exhitbit during December. Refershments. This documentary series by Joanne Petrina about the Duwamish Tribe combines fine art images with individual narratives of Tribal members that are rooted in history, but tell more about what is going on with the Tribe today.

2 days-Nov. 20-21 Workshop goal: to create something new-a fusion of Native Storytelling & Hip Hop with native voices mixing across the generations and speaking with one voice. Family friendly event/all ages/cultural sharing. Free workhops Friday/Saturday 10 am-5pm. Attend 1 or 2 days. Cultural & educational youth empowerment experience. Food.