Beaded Mountainscape Earrings Workshop
Suquamish Museum 6861 South Street, Suquamish , WA, United StatesFeb. 16 10am-1pm
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Celebrating the Cockle: Weaving together Tradition & Science
House of Awakened Culture 7235 NE Parkway, Suquamish, WA, United StatesFeb. 25 &26 @ House of Awakened Culture
PSE’s Empowerment Group Meeting
Family & Friends Youth Center 5243 Totten Road, PoulsboFeb. 13 & 27 March 20 & April 10
IEP Info Night at the ELC
Marion Forsman-Boushie Early Learning Center Suquamish, WA, United StatesThe Marion Forsman Early Learning Center is hosting an Info Night Feb 25, from 5-6pm, to help parents understand Individualized Education Plans for their students 477 Yusawiac Program Director Brittany Bakken will be available for questions and feedback on 477 Yusawiac Program's new proposed three-year plan.
Suquamish Tribal General Council
Kiana Lodge 14976 Sandy Hook Rd NE, Poulsbo, WA, United StatesMarch 15 & 16 At Kiana Lodge
Sovereignty Day – Suquamish Tribal Offices CLOSED
Tribal Administration Center 18490 Suquamish Way NE, Suquamish, WAPSE’s Empowerment Group Meeting
Family & Friends Youth Center 5243 Totten Road, PoulsboMarch 20 & April 10
Cedar Paddle Earrings Workshop Led by Lisa Jackson
Cedar Paddle Earrings Workshop
Saturday, May 17th, 2025
10:00am-2:00pm
Led by Lisa Jackson Creative Culture Designs
$55.00 per person
Payments is made to the teacher day of.
Cash or card accepted
all materials are provided
ages 14+
open to the public
PSE’s Empowerment Group Meeting
Family & Friends Youth Center 5243 Totten Road, Poulsbo
Second Saturday Free Admission
Suquamish Museum 6861 South Street, Suquamish , WA, United StatesSecond Saturday Free Admission April12th, 2025 Join us for free admission at the Suquamish Museum The Second Saturday of every month! The museum is free to the public every second Saturday of the month.
Suquamish Museum Free Public Talk. Fish Wars: Tribal Rights, Resistance, and Resiliency in the Pacific NW
Suquamish Museum 6861 South Street, Suquamish , WA, United StatesApril 12 @ 1pm. Suquamish Museum
Fish Wars: Tribal Rights, Resistance, and Resiliency in the Pacific Northwest
Suquamish Museum 6861 South Street, Suquamish , WA, United States Fish Wars: Tribal Rights, Resistance, and Resiliency in the Pacific Northwest
Presented By: Kestrel Smit- Professor, Wenatchee Valley College-Omak
April 12th, 2025