About this Event
Educational Lecture: Point Elliot Treaty
Presented by author and historian Theresa Trebon
Saturday, October 17th, 12-2PM
Come join us for our first educational lecture at Tyee Arts!
Join us for an overview of the Point Elliott Treaty which created the Indian reservations in our part of the Salish Sea. The 1855 treaty established the Swinomish, Lummi, Tulalip, Muckleshoot and Port Madison reservations and resulted in complex issues that live with us today as we share the ancestral lands of the First People of this region.
This visual presentation and lecture will examine conditions that led to the treaty and the aftermath of the treaty’s implementation in our region. Audience participation in a post-lecture discussion will be welcome.
Presented by author and historian Theresa Trebon.
Please Note: We never want to cancel an event, and we have a 5 participant minimum in order for this lecture to take place — we'd love your help getting there. Tyee Arts is a young events space, so word of mouth means everything to us. Please share with friends and family who might want to join. If minimum enrollment isn't met, we'll let you know ~24 hours in advance and issue a full refund.
Event venue & nearby stays
21301 Tyee Rd, 21301 Tyee Road, Mount Vernon, United States
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