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
News Coverage and Documents from the Takeover of Fort Lawton, March 8, 1970.
In 2014 the Seattle City Council voted unanimously to change the second Monday in October to Indigenous Peoples’ Day. As Councilmember Kshama Sawant told the Seattle Times, “Learning about the
New Art Mart scheduled for June 2nd and 3rd Native American Art Market Featuring Certified Native American Arts, Crafts and Specialties. Native American Art Market featuring local makers. – Beadwork
We have TWO community survey we would like you to partake in: Housing Needs Survey Please take the time to take this housing needs assessment survey (link below) for our
Native Life In The City 2018: Walking In Two Worlds United Indians of All Tribes Foundation Gala and Silent Auction! Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center, Discovery Park 5011 Bernie Whitebear
From the Executive Director’s Desk Friends, I want to take this opportunity to introduce myself as the new Executive Director of the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation. I am
29th Annual Seafair Pow Wow 2016 Head Staff Head Man Hello, my name is Mark Sison pronounced ( Seesun ) my father is Mark Sison and my mother was Patricia
Peter Boome, Coast Salish Artist will be featured at the Sacred Circle Gallery May 7- July 10, 2015. The opening reception will be held May 7th from 6-9 pm. Peter
