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Andjela Milojko volunteered this past week as part of her culminating project as a Senior at Woodland High School. We are grateful for her work inside our buildings and on our grounds helping us prepare for program season! Andjela is an exchange student from Montenegro, a small country in Southeast Europe. She came here to experience life as an American teenager and plans to attend college in the states and continue to volunteer in her everyday life. #thankfultuesday #volunteers #whs #senior #lelooska #culture #art #history
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We are so grateful for Woodland High School Senior Braedyn Hurd for her hard work here at the Lelooska Cultural Center this past week! Braedyn helped out with several maintenance and grounds projects this week as part of her culminating project at WHS. She is a Running Start student at Lower Columbia College, plays Volleyball, Basketball, Softball & Club Volleyball and plans to graduate in June with her AA and attend Bozeman State to study nursing. #thankfultuesday #volunteers #seniorproject #lelooska #culture #art #history #pnw #whs #lcc #woodland
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A drawing by one of our young guests that attended his Fall. #memoriesmonday #lelooska #fieldtrip #art #culture #history #pnw
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Lelooska Museum Summer Saturdays
2 weeks ago
School Living History Program-Additional Dates Added!
Many dates are sold out well in advance. Advance reservations are required. Space is Limited. Availability changes daily. To reserve, please call (360) 225-9522
Experience magnificent Northwest Coast masks as they come to life in our Kwakwaka’wakw ceremonial house. The Lelooska Family shares the songs, dances, stories and masks which display the rights, crests and privileges bestowed on them by the late Chief James Aul Sewid. Chief Tsungani carries on the traditions of his brother the late Chief Lelooska, performing with other family members.
Following the program students will visit the Lelooska Museum which displays an extensive collection of Native Artifacts from North America. They will have the opportunity to ask questions and learn the significance of many of the artifacts on display.
School programs are most appropriate for children in the 3rd or 4th grades, however other age groups can be accommodated. Space is limited, reserve early!
Admission is $6.00 per person adult or child. Programs begin at 10:30am and are approximately one hour in length, followed by a visit to the Lelooska Museum.
2 weeks ago
Happy New Year! We are so excited about the many opportunities this year holds ~ preserving the past, embracing the present, and creating our future.
3 weeks ago
We wish all of our friends a wonderful new year! Thank you for all of your support!
4 weeks ago
Happy New Year, and a gorgeous mask.
Thank you for the nice note & magnet!
He never got the credit he deserved.
I happened to stop at the Herret Center in Twin Falls, almost randomly, and was so so happy to see that they have a piece of Lelooska's on display. I stood there taking picture of it like a fangirl. Of all the things I did in grade school (decades ago) going to the Lelooska Center was one of my favorite.
Happy New Year
Happy New Year! ❤️
We are excited to share that our overhead door was installed today in our totem pole restoration and canoe carving building! Thank you to Tyler and Manuel of Overhead Door Co. of Portland for their work. A big thank you to the Port of Woodland for funding this project through their Capital Community Development Project! #lelooska #totempoles #canoe #art #history #culture #preservation #thefutureisnow
1 month ago
Last minute gift idea? This year give an experience! #lelooska #livinghistory #art #history #culture #pnw
1 month ago
Throwback Thursday! Treasures from the archives!Chief Lelooska’s original sketch for the totem pole that now stands in front of the Lelooska Museum. #throwbackthursday #lelooska #lelooskaculturalcenter #museum #history #art #culture #pnw
1 month ago
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VERY cool!
I love this! Would make a beautiful framed print. So much good medicine 🙂
Upcoming Events
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Northwest Coast Woodcarving 1Lelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:00 AM
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NW Coast Flat DesignLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:00 AM
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Miniature Button BlanketLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860302:00 PM
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Work PartyLelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:00 AM
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Northwest Coast Woodcarving 2Lelooska Foundation, 165 Merwin Village Road Ariel, WA 9860310:00 AM