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EventsHere is the Youth Calendar for November 27, 2008, thru December 10, 2008: Canoe Family Meeting - Sweat Lodge Every Wednesday
at 6pm Diabetes Events Attention All Diabetic Patients! We will look forward to you joining us for a delicious and healthy dinner meal and sharing up to date information, and answering your questions, regarding the treatable Diabetes! We urge you to please RSVP to: Other Events: Native Events Native Events Please be sure to submit ALL information if you want me to list an event on my November 6th: opening of Snoqualmie Casino at 37500 SE North Bend Way, Snoqualmie, WA at 10:00 pm. Also featuring on November 5th at 7:00 pm on King 5's Evening Magazine will feature a story about Andrew Morrison who created the mural at the New Snoqualmie Casino. For more info: Andrew Morrison http://onestaa.com 206-407-6509 November 8th: a Performance Nutrition Seminar at Maximum Sports Conditioning, 14320 NE 21st, Suite 16, Bellevue, WA starting at 11:30 am. Including nutrition for maximum performance, safely lose (or gain) weight for athletic results, etc. For more info contact: (425) 641-4310 or website: http://www.maxsc.net November 10th: Northwest Tribal Storytelling at Puyallup Tribal Youth Center, 5803 North Levee Road, Tacoma, WA. A matinee featuring emerging tribal storytellers will be held from 4:00-6:00 pm, followed by a dinner, from 7:00-9:00 will be the region’s finest traditional and contemporary storytellers: Roger Fernandes, Elaine Grinnell, Esther Stutzman, Kalapuya, and other storytellers and historians. For more info contact: (253) 445-6000 ext. 3075 or website: http://www.wisdomofelders.org November 15th: Suquamish Veterans Pow-wow Spirit of our Warriors at the Old Suquamish Tribal Center, 15838 Sandy Hook Road, Poulsbo, WA. Meal at 1:00 pm, for more info contact: Azure Boure (360) 394-8555 or James Old Coyote (360) 394-8509 November 15th: 6th Annual Potlatch Fund Gala at the Grand Hyatt Hotel, 721 Pine Street, Seattle, WA from 5:00 – 9:00 pm. Tickets are $100 per person (they are SOLD OUT). For more info: http://www.potlatchfund.org/gala/index.htm November 15th: Kickoff Basketball Season Gala at South Park Community Center, 8319 8th Ave South, Seattle, WA from 1:00-4:00 pm. For ages 7-16 yrs, skills coaching, team competition, 3 x 3 bounce play, free food – hot dogs & hamburgers, boys and girls divisions. Participants include teams from: Muckleshoot tribal school, SWYF Native Youth Program, Puyallup Tribal youth, South Sound Athletics, Seattle Parks & Rec, and Kent School District. For more info contact: Greg Harrison at (206) 853-4301 cell or Reid Johnson (206) 205-6211. November 18th: movie ‘March Point’ created by Longhouse Media and Native youth will be on PBS at 10:00 pm. SAM PRESENTS FIRST EVER MAJOR EXHIBITION OF PACIFIC COAST SALISH ART S’abadeb (The Gifts): Pacific Coast Salish Art and Artists Oct. 24, 2008 – Jan. 11, 2009
Seattle Art Museum, Downtown, Fourth Floor The Seattle Art Museum presents S’abadeb (The Gifts): Pacific Coast Salish Art, the first major exhibition ever to explore the unique artistry and culture of Coast Salish First Peoples of Washington State and British Columbia. Organized by SAM, the exhibition features more than 175 works of art from national and international collections that offer a glimpse into the daily and ceremonial lives of the 40 groups that make up the Coast Salish. It will be on view at SAM, October 24, 2008 through January 11, 2009. Within this visually stunning exhibition, prehistoric, historic and contemporary works are shown side-by-side to emphasize the cultural exchanges beginning in the late 18th century as well as the ongoing vitality of Salish art traditions today. Dynamic multimedia presentations will be featured in the galleries, bringing the art to life and taking visitors into the territories and lives of Salish peoples Drawn from private collections and 19 museums, the exhibition reveals the beauty and power of Coast Salish art and explores the concepts of property, status, trade, ancestors and family within the Salish communities. Many of the works have never been on view and are, for the first time, interpreted by Native voices. Exhibition-related programming includes artist presentations, school tours and a film festival. Curated by Barbara Brotherton, Curator of Native American Art at SAM, the exhibition was created in collaboration with Salish First Nations consultants, museum staff, and a wide variety of humanities experts, who have honed the themes, content, and the presentation of the art works through an extensive consultation process with SAM over the last two years. In-depth collaboration with Native advisors and with contemporary Salish artists brings unique perspectives on the meanings of the art works and how those meanings have survived or been transformed over time. For more info: http://www.seattleartmuseum.org/exhibit/exhibitDetail.asp?eventID=13771 Sweetwater has FREE family passes and individual passes available for the Native community for this SAM event. Please look for her at Native events or contact her at tlinukt_jheen@yahoo.com if you want some for your family and friends. November 23rd: The Gathering at North Seattle Community College – Gymnasium, 9600 College Way North, Seattle, WA from 11:00 am – 7:00 pm by WeCAN (Western Coalition of Alaska Natives). A Fundraiser for Building our Native Community Center in Seattle Native Dance Groups including our new Aleut Dance Group Salmon Dinner, Adults $20.00 Seniors 55 and older $15.00 For tickets call Fred Lauth, 206-235-0294 wecanoffice@gmail.com or Robert Berntsen, 206-938-8455 Ungabob1@msn.com
Seating is limited so call soon to reserve a seat Native Vendors November 29th: Fire Lodge Coastal Gathering WHO: All indigenous performers welcome!- (traditional especially) Our guests insofar are Tsimshian Haayuuk (Alaskan Dance), Sunshine from Polynesia (Hula Dance), Kuteeya (Alaskan Dance), Chaske (Hoop Dancer), Solana Booth (Tsimshian), film screenings including the acclaimed documentary The Canary Effect and informative multimedia displays, dance, singing, drumming, spoken word, bands, flute, more tba.! WHERE: Indian Heritage High School 1330 N. 90th st. Seattle, Wa 98103 WHY: To strengthen our indigenous community and celebrate our native cultures instead of cutting turkey to honor colonization and assimilation. We are very excited and putting all are spirit into this. We are in need of performers (flute-players, dancers, drummers, poets, singers) and volunteers. Your help in any way is greatly appreciated as this is a non-profit event, (as is all the events we do) to build the community which starts with you. There is no passing of money before, during, or after this event. All participants (performers and observers) are gifting their time talent and spirit. In return we will provide homemade dinner for those who attend. Any inquiries/donations please contact: Naa Haan Tlingit- Paiute
206.331.9590
Alive With Skies Tohono O'odham Nation
206.595.7185 columbuswasnohero@yahoo.com Please tune in each week-twice a week! NAMAPAHH First People's Radio (locally- Skagit county dial 91.7 FM) Host/Producer Robin Carneen Thurs 7-8:30pm Sun 4-5pm PST Ways to hear our show online: http://www.ksvr.org/
http://www.myspace.com/nativeradio4all email topics,announcements,mp3's to : robin.carneen@gmail.com Groupsite: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/tetawin38/
Got a new music release? Want to become a member??? ($25 a year-to support non-profit KSVR-NAMAPAHH!)
Here's the Radio station addy: c/o Robin Carneen- NAMAPAHH First People's Radio Skagit Valley College-KSVR 91.7 FM 2405 East College Way Mount Vernon, WA 98273 Every Monday thru Friday: National Native News on radio KBCS 91.3 FM at 3:00 pm. Contact Wakx Uy, KBCS News and Public Affairs Director, (425) 564-6195 or juy@kbcs.fm Every Wednesday: Sounds from the Four Directions from 11:00 pm – 1:00 am on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Annette Squetimkin-Anquoe features Native music of many different styles. Every Thursday: One World Report at 6:00 pm on radio KBCS 91.3 FM. Local and international news and public affairs. Buy Native! A great idea forward to me, if you know of any other
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