Culture Night: Dreamcatcher Weaving

Culture Night is an opportunity for community members to come together, honor diverse cultural practices, share stories and make new connections 🌿

In recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, this gathering creates a supportive space to explore art as medicine, using creativity as a way to reflect, express, heal, and reconnect with ourselves and our community.

You'll have an option of participating in either carving or dreamcathers activity.

*Only one activity can be selected per person.

Safety note: For carving, we ask that participants be at least 7 years old (with parent/guardian supervision). Those under 7 years old who are eager to learn about carving are welcome to attend and watch.

🕖 Time: 4-7pm

🏢 Location: 621 Tacoma Ave. S., Suite 505, Tacoma, WA 98402

A meal will be provided to attendees 🍛

We hope to see you there 👋

If you are participating in a carving activity, you are required to watch the below Carving with Care video ahead of attending.

The meal will be held on the 1st floor, and you can access the eating area through the alley on Court E.

Please see the below graphic sharing more information on parking options, as well as how to enter the building from Tacoma Avenue, should you need to enter from there.

Info: CARVING: Attendees who signed up for carving will join Rick for guidance. DREAMCATCHERS: Attendees who signed up for weaving will join Chanea in making dreamcatchers.

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Tahoma Indian Center, 621 Tacoma Avenue South, Tacoma, United States

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