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We are so grateful for Mark & Midori Hanus, our fur trade interpreters, that have graciously shared their knowledge and skills during our museum events this summer! #lelooska #Summersaturdays #freemuseum #learning #pnw #furtrade #livinghistory
6 hours ago
Painted art on rawhide at the Lelooska Museum today.
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3 days ago
We have a full house today for our NWC Flat Design class! #lelooska #pnw #classes #flatdesign #nwc #art #learning
3 days ago
Learn about making paint and art on rawhide. Free special event until 3pm today! #lelooska #summersaturdays #freemuseum #pnw #handsonlearning #furtrade
3 days ago
Just a reminder...this group is not currently in use, to stay up to date on our events please like our page Lelooska Foundation and Cultural Center
5 days ago
Throwback Thursday...Chief Lelooska working on totem poles in Kalama, WA c1959
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5 days ago
This is the time and place I first met Lelooska. Cub scout field trip. He was working on what would become the worlds tallest totem pole at the time. It still stands in Kalama by the river. 30 years later i took several classes from him.
He used to live in a house right in front of her hop fields in the late 1950s south of Hubbard Oregon on highway 99. I was in 6th & 7th grade. He had a totem pole going then too. I never found it strange. I guess I thought just everyone has a totem pole builder in the neighborhood. Didn’t know how lucky I was.
This is it! That’s the pic I was talking about being my favorite!
I remember seeing him working on that totem pole as I passed by on the freeway, oh so many years ago.
My parents brought me and my three brothers to see Lelooska working on the totem poles when I was ten years old.
We took field trips with the boys up there what a load of History and an exciting trip for the kids to see
We have many events happening this Saturday August 18.
Free Museum- Free Event: “Have Parfleshe will Travel”
2 classes: NW Coast Flat Design and Miniature Button Blanket.
For more information visit our website: www.lelooska.org
7 days ago
Interesting. There are many interesting theatres and art here too.
Join us Saturdays through Labor Day for our free museum 11am to 3pm. See www.lelooska.org for additional programs.
2 weeks ago
A little activity for a group of tourists. They made parfleshes aka a suitcase.
2 weeks ago
Upcoming Events
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School Living History ProgramLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:30 AM
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School Living History ProgramLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:30 AM
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Evening PerformanceLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860307:00 PM
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School Living History ProgramLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:30 AM
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School Living History ProgramLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:30 AM