Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Indigenous Creatives Collective hosts artist residencies on the land we caretake in South Seattle. This September, our inaugural artist in residence Owen Oliver (Quinault / Isleta Pueblo) will present his site-responsive project.

Owen comes from the people of the Lower Columbia River, Salish Sea, and Southwest Pueblos of Isleta. He has a bachelor’s in American Indian Studies from the University of Washington and is currently pursuing a MFA in Creative Writing from the Institute of American Indian Arts. Owen will be composing a hybrid essay that amplifies the yəhaw̓ land through Salish & Chinook knowledge systems, wellness, language, and historical context. The essay will hone on the infancy of the plot and the reimagined futures of what kinship with the land looks like in urban Seattle.

Street parking is usually available, and we are near the Rainier Beach light rail station and bus stops. Snacks will be provided. Please email info@yehawshow.com with accessibility questions.

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

September 7th, join artist Britt Rynearson for a workshop to create small hanging sculptures using land-based materials like cedar, juniper, abalone, and buffalo bone beads. Thread beads onto wire to create circles of various sizes that orbit within and around each other. While we sit together, participants will be invited to share stories about their kinship circles. The resulting objects will hold our shared stories and move when hanging in space, dynamically and beautifully.

- Free!
- Supplies and lunch provided
- Open to all, ages 10+

Register to save your spot at bit.ly/kinship-circles. Feel free to bring some special beads or an object you might want to include in your sculpture.

About Britt:
Britt is a member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. Using the medium of shibori, she creates sculptural scarves, textured blankets, as well as linen, silk, and wool garments. Recently, she has developed a series of kinetic objects using beads and wire.

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Calling All Indigenous Beadworkers!

Join us for our Indigenous Beading Circle on Thursday, August 22, from 6-8 PM! This space is exclusively for the Indigenous community and kin. Come create, connect, and share with us!

What to Expect:
•No registration needed! Free to attend!
•Snacks, beads and supplies provided
•Open to all Indigenous community members; no experience required
•Expert beadworker Cynthia will guide you with introductory stitches and projects
•Feel free to bring your own creative projects to work on with the group
•All ages are welcome!

Location: 9674 51st Ave S

About Cynthia @bluedotbeadwork:
Cynthia is a self-taught beadworker specializing in off-loom bead weaving with Czech seed beads. She teaches youth about Native culture through beadwork and combines household objects with her craft to tell her story. Cynthia’s work has been featured in multiple museum exhibitions, and she’s an accomplished fellow with First Peoples Fund.

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Join us for a special hands-on the land workday at the yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective site! This collaborative event will bring together 8+ organizations and groups for a day filled with activities focused on working on the land, plant-based arts and crafts, and delicious food.

Community to Community Development Agroecology Center Project will be leading the planting remediation workshop involving mushrooms, sunflowers, and Vermiremediation (worms!). Participants will have the opportunity to plant, clean the soil behind the house, and participate in soil testing. Additionally, there will be 1 or 2 workshops designed by our youth cohort focusing on Native plants.

Rising Tides will host the 'Thriving Natives Futures Convening' - a day of service and a BBQ.

Participants will be paid $25/hour and treated to a catered lunch

The event will be bilingual in Spanish and English with interpretation services available.

Collaborators:

- yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective

- Common Acre

- Community to Community Development Agroecology Center Project

- Rising Tide

- Movimento Congolese Angonalo

- Comunidades sin Fronteras

-Aliança de Acolhimento pela Solidariedade

- Superfamilia

- And more!

This project is funded in part by:

 -Food Equity Fund award from the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods.

-City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

-4Culture

-ArtsFund

Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity to connect, learn, and give back to the land alongside a wonderful community of organizations and groups. See you there!

June 28, 10 am - 2 pm
Indigenous Creatives Collective 9674 51st Ave S, Seattle

RSVP on Eventbrite - SOLD OUT

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Chief Seattle Club and yəhaw̓ Indigenous Creatives Collective are proud to present the summer exhibition in ʔálʔal Café featuring artwork by Kimberly Saladin (Muckelshoot). As the weather warms, canoers prepare for long journeys across the Salish Sea. Water reminds us where we come from, and where we are going. Paddles up!

About the Artist ✨
Kimberly Saladin (Muckleshoot), a proud member of the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, is a self-taught digital artist since 2000. With a deep love for color and texture, Kimberly's journey began in fantasy and portrait art, shared with friends online.

Slowly, her art found its way back to her cultural roots, now prominently featuring Indigenous themes. This shift ignited her career and passion, driving her to create each day with purpose. Inspired by visions and driven by a deep connection to her people, Kimberly's art is a reflection of her true calling.

Viewing June 10- September 8

ʔálʔal Café By Chief Seattle Club

122 2nd Ave S Ext. S, Seattle, WA 98104

https://www.ksaladinnativeart.com/

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community

Visit us on Fridays between 10 am and 2 pm at 9674 51st Ave S. We provide snacks, art supplies, and tools!

Curious about activities on the land? Here are a few ways you can engage:
🌱Pulling weeds
🌱Cleaning up trash and debris
🌱Learning about the plants in the area
🌱Engaging in art-making
🌱Asking questions and joining conversations
🌱Building community