Indigenous artists will be selling and showcasing handmade authentic arts and crafts at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center in Seattle from 10am-4pm on November 19th and 20th 2022, and again
October has been a busy month for preschool! We kicked off our month with a pop-up farm stand with our community partners from Farm to Table. They have been an
United Indians Homelessness Prevention Program is hosting virtual workshops to help get you on track! Workshops on Job Seeking, Resume Help, Tenants Rights, and Personal Finance Personal Finance — Creating a
Native American Indian Art and Craft Market Showcasing Authentic Native American Art and Crafts Weekends in November and December Location: Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center in Discovery Park 5011
United Indians is delighted to invite all American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans and their families to the Daybreak Star Veterans BBQ! Come along for a day of festivities: we’ll have free
The Sacred Circle Gallery is pleased to showcase the extraordinary work of Yup’ik artist, Jennifer Angaiak Wood. Jen is of Yup’ik, Irish, and Italian descent, and was born and raised in
Meet the 2019-2020 Seafair Powwow Princess, Aujanique Star! Hello! I’m Aujanique Star, and I was born and raised in Seattle, WA. I am Arikara from White Shield, North Dakota, and
Opening April 1 in the Sacred Circle Gallery at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, is a collection of work by local Makah artist, Frank Peterson. Frank says his work is meant
On March 8, we celebrate the 49th anniversary of the 1970 Takeover of Fort Lawton. This dramatic protest brought together urban Natives and allies responding to a international call to
