haʔł sləx̌il, Puyallup Tribe Employees. O/
Last year, the Tribe hosted “Power Paddle to Puyallup.” This year’s Canoe Journey is “Paddle to Lummi,” and this month the Culture Department is hosting a range of events that everyone is invited to participate in. Volunteers are needed, too.
Culture Department Important Dates, Events, Information
Anyone who would like to join us at a paddle practice is welcome.
- Sunday, July 7
Cold water training (Mandatory training for those who want to paddle)
Location: Sunset Beach, Steilacoom
Contact: Angeline Totus for time and more information at 253-680-5681
- Sunday, July 14
Cold water training (Mandatory training for those who want to paddle)
Location: Canoe Landing Site – 4224 Marine View Drive, Tacoma, WA
- Wednesday, July 17
“Canoe Welcoming Ceremony”
Location: Canoe Landing Site – 4224 Marine View Drive
Canoes will arrive from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. Protocol, Song and Dance will follow after dinner.
This event is open to everyone to participate! Vendors are welcome.
Please note: Canoe Families will be camping at the youth center.
Volunteers are needed, please contact Angeline Totus for more information 253-680-5681.
- Thursday, July 18
The Puyallup Canoe Family Departs for the Annual Canoe Journey to Lummi 2019.
- July 24 – July 28
Canoe landing will be on Wednesday 7/24/19. Protocol to follow after the 24th.
Announcements:
Traditional Medicine Healers Wilbert and Amy Fish will be at the Culture Center July 9 – July 12.For appointments, questions and more information please contact Connie McCloud: 253-389-8729.
The Puyallup Canoe Family is hosting a “Huckleberry Camp.”
If interested, please contact Angeline Totus: 253-680-5681
hawadubš čələp!
