Daybreak Star Cultural Center is filled with Authentic Native American Arts, Crafts and foods, perfect for Holiday Shopping. Many tribes and cultures are represented, including traditional and modern interpretations. Salmon lunch and Indian tacos are available for purchase, and entertainment is planned. Come celebrate with us, and support Native American artists, artisans and craftsmen. Benefits… Read More »December Arts Market

Daybreak Star Cultural Center is filled with Authentic Native American Arts, Crafts and foods, perfect for Holiday Shopping. Many tribes and cultures are represented, including traditional and modern interpretations. Salmon lunch and Indian tacos are available for purchase, and entertainment is planned. Come celebrate with us, and support Native American artists, artisans and craftsmen. Benefits… Read More »Holiday Arts Market

Join us as we open our newest exhibition, featuring the emerging artists of Labateyah Youth Home and their self portraits. This event will be an opportunity for guests to meet with the artists in reflection along with performances, celebrations, and refreshments. For more information on the Youth Home, visit our website.

Save the Date for the 2019 Native Life In The City Fundraiser Gala at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center! CLICK HERE to buy tickets, donate auction items, or become a sponsor.  

United Indians is proud to partner with Amara, Fostering Together, Casey Family Programs, Coordinated Care, and CANOES to present the third annual Youth and Family Mini Pow Wow at Daybreak Star Cultural Center!   For questions, contact Thaidra Alfred talfred@unitedindians.org For vendor information, contact Hank Cooper hcooper@unitedindians.org

United Indians was one of a team of Native activists and allies that successfully advocated for the City of Seattle to recognize the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples’ Day in 2014. We commemorate the day annually with a rally and march downtown, followed by speeches, Native cultural performances, and a community dinner at… Read More »Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Join us for a dinner discussion on Mental Health & Suicide Prevention for Native Men and Teens. Native men account for some of the highest rates of suicide in the country, nearly 3x times the rate of non-Natives. Only by understanding how trauma impacts our lives can we begin to heal those emotional wounds that… Read More »Man Up! And Talk About It!