Serving as Chief Seattle Days Royalty is a meaningful opportunity for Suquamish youth that promotes community involvement, kind and respectful choices, and Suquamish youth representation in important spaces. Our annual Chief Seattle Days celebration is remembered and honored each time our Suquamish youth wear their crown and sash year-round.

We invite tribal families to share songs and dances at the Chief Seattle Days Coastal Jam.

Chief Seattle Gravesite Honoring. Saturday, August 17, 10:00 am. Public is welcome.

Chief Seattle Days Parade returns! Starts at 11:30am.

Salmon meals are open to the public. Meals will be available starting at 12pm, while supplies last. Meals are $15.00 each and include a bottled water. Cash only please. Seating will be available on the slab to enjoy meals. Suquamish Tribal Member Elders receive one complimentary meal per day.

Cornhole Tournament Schedule Saturday, Aug 17 11:30am – Check-in 12:00pm – Warm-up 12:30pm – Games begin

Canoe Racing is open to tribal-affiliated canoe clubs. All are welcome to watch the canoe races.

Schedule Saturday, Aug 17 12pm – Check-in 12:30pm – Warm-up 1pm – Games begin

Open to all youth in 7th – 12th grade No entry fee Chaperones will be present for the entire event Transportation is not provided. Youth must have their own transportation to and from the dance.  

5K Fun Run. Open to the public! Registration at 7 am. Run begins at 8 am. Start and Finish at the House of Awakened Culture.

Suquamish Tribal Member Elders are invited to participate in the Chief Seattle Days Elders Walk. Each Elder who participates in the walk will receive a Chief Seattle Days T-shirt.

The Chief Seattle Days powwow returns! Two chances to attend - August 17th starting at 1pm, and August 18 starting at 12 pm.