Schedule
SCHEDULE
11AM Event Starts
Free Entry
Free Parking (across street)
Free Bouncy Castles
Native Vendors
Food Vendors on Site
Info Booths with Kid Activities
12PM Opening Ceremony
Miss Warm Springs, Kahmussa Green
Talks by River Chiefs and Elected Representatives:
Kat Brigham, Chief Wilbur Slockish, and More
1PM - 4PM Cultural Exhibits
Salmon Bake on Sticks by Clarice & Lightening Paul
Tepees by Elaine Harvey and family
Wa’paas Basket Weaving by Bessie Bill
Fish Nets by James Kiona Sr.
Cedar Baskets by Ramona Kiona
First Foods by Elaine Harvey
Stick Game Instruction by Michael Johnson
2PM Dance Performance
Swan Dance
3PM Open Stick Game
With invited pointers Jerome and Roslyn Antone
5PM Mini Pow Wow
Host drums Eagle Spirit
Youth Dancers Dressed in Regalia Will Receive a Monetary Gift
8PM Event Ends
TraDITIONAL EXHIBIT
Fire Baked Salmon
Throughout the day, Clarice Paul (Wanapum), Lightening Paul Sr. (Yakama), and Kenneth Mathias (Wanapam) will be fire baking salmon with traditional cooking sticks. You’ll be able to watch and ask questions along the way.
TRADITIONAL EXHIBIT
Interior
Yes, absolutely! This is your building design and building construction project, and your wants and needs should always be kept front of mind by your general contractor. As a construction company.
DANCING
Little Swans
Chief Wilbur Slockish is a respected leader from the Klickitat Band of the Yakama Nation. Born in 1944 on the Yakama Reservation in Wapato, Washington, he grew up fishing at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River. Alongside David Sohappy and others, he was once arrested for fishing and selling fish in protest, a case called the “Salmon Scam” which was pivitol to advocating for treaty fishing rights. He is currently a commissioner on the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, working to safeguard salmon, rivers, and tribal fishing rights.
TALKS BY RIVER CHIEFS
Chief Wilbur Slockish is a respected leader from the Klickitat Band of the Yakama Nation. Born in 1944 on the Yakama Reservation in Wapato, Washington, he grew up fishing at Celilo Falls on the Columbia River. Alongside David Sohappy and others, he was once arrested for fishing and selling fish in protest, a case called the “Salmon Scam” which was pivitol to advocating for treaty fishing rights. He is currently a commissioner on the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission, working to safeguard salmon, rivers, and tribal fishing rights.
Interior
Yes, absolutely! This is your building design and building construction project, and your wants and needs should always be kept front of mind by your general contractor. As a construction company.