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This week historically was one of the busiest of the year as preparations would be underway for our annual Donor Appreciation Program and Silent Auction. With the arrival of this unprecedented health and financial challenge, the grounds of the Lelooska Cultural Center are quiet. Paths that would be filled with children coming on field trips… Click here to read the latest newsletter online, including information about rescheduling of events and newly added school programs in June. The Lelooska Foundation’s latest newsletter is now available. Click here to see information on upcoming classes, performances, and events! Some event dates listed in this newsletter may need to change. Up-to-date information will always be shown on the events calendar, so please check the calendar for the latest information.Letter from the Executive Director
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Phase One of our Outdoor Education Area has created a beautiful setting for future activities!
5 days ago
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1 month ago
Miss you all and the wonderful traditions
Happy Birthday to Chief Lelooska on what would have been his 87th birthday! This photo of Chief Lelooska with Chief James Aul Sewid and Chief Sandy Willie at a potlatch in Ariel, WA in 1971 was recently shared with us.
2 months ago
This was a fun field trip
That is an awesome picture! Great treasure find!
I remember going up there a couple of times on a field trip in school! It was so cool!
That is so wonderful! 💜
4 months ago
Hope this will all pass. I look forward to visiting.
We'll be back when you're ready for us 🤩
Thank you to Sherry Stone for keeping our museum clean during our temporary closure!
5 months ago
Thank you to Ray Stone for his volunteer work installing the lighting and completing the electrical work in our Totem Pole Restoration and Canoe Carving Workshop!
5 months ago
Today the City of Longview took down the totem pole carved by Chief Lelooska that was on Commerce Ave. Now owned by the Port of Kalama, they delivered it to our site to begin restoration work. Our totem pole restoration and canoe carving building was improved over the past several years through generous grants from the Port of Woodland, the Price Foundation and numerous volunteers that added the concrete floor, roll up door, new lighting, electrical and many other improvements that made it into a space we can use. Today was a team effort! Thank you to Gene Whittaker, Darin Sampson, Eric Yakovich and Executive Director Mark Wilson from the Port of Kalama, Tanner Vossen, Brehon Monahan and Norm Mays from the City of Longview, Eric, Mara & Isaac Reese and Tsungani for their help today in getting it safely delivered.
5 months ago
So glad it can be restored
Wow big project!!!!
Restore our Kalama totem pole also!😁👍❤️
So WONDERFUL.
Haida pole???
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Silent AuctionLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860304:30 PM