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Events
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Our mission is to be a hub for Indigenous futurism in the arts. By elevating Native voices across photography, mixed media, print, audio, and digital platforms, we aim to address the underrepresentation of Indigenous peoples. Through our initiatives— such as our Native podcast incubator, mentorship program for young Indigenous creatives, curated Native art gallery, as well as developing a vibrant network of visionaries throughout Indian country— we are committed to: Changing the way we see Native America.

Upcoming Events
- Sat, Sep 27TidelandsJoin Vina for an Indigenous-only workshop on grounding our businesses and creative practices in authentic storytelling. Together we’ll explore how to share our stories through an Indigenous lens — marketing ourselves in ways that honor our values and our ancestors without compromising our ethics.
- Sat, Oct 04TidelandsJoin Vina in this intimate Art Is Medicine workshop as we explore the story of Bákvḷá, the herring moon, and create a mobile to take home.
- Sat, Oct 25TidelandsIn this Art Is Medicine workshop, we meditate on the teachings of the paddle and its power to carry us anywhere in the world. Inspired by Raven's story, we'll design our own paddles to take home with us.
- Thu, Aug 21TidelandsJoin us for a the opening of our next exhibition: Generational Love. This solo show by the one and only Vina Brown beckons us to honor our ancestors and explore playing with time.
- Sat, Aug 16TidelandsCollaborate with IndigiQueer artist Eileen Jimenez (Ñätho) to create artwork that reflects our experiences and relationships with Land, to joy, to resilience, to ourselves, and to our communities.
- Sat, Aug 09TidelandsIn this 4 hour work shop learn the basics of two needle beadwork and how to finish a project with a picot stitch. Participants will be given supplies to create their own flatwork piece with a cabochon.
- Sat, Jul 19TidelandsMaila (come) and gather with us this July to explore the art of printmaking on textiles, fabric and even your own clothing.
- Sat, Jul 12TidelandsWelcome to Coast Slay-lish, a fierce, joy-filled night of Indigiqueer drag celebrating Two-Spirit, trans, and queer Indigenous brilliance. Join us for a fabulous night with MC Hailey Tayathy (Quileute), Baby (Yaqui/Tohono O’odham), DuckHunt (xe/xyr/he/they, Choctaw Nation), and Rowdy (CHumaru)
- Thu, Jun 19TidelandsJoin us on Juneteenth for an evening with acclaimed Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg scholar, writer, and musician Leanne Betasamosake Simpson. This special event features a live fireside chat with All My Relations Podcast and Leanne where we discuss her latest release, Theory of Water.
- Fri, Jun 06TidelandsJoin us for the opening reception of our next exhibition: IndigiQueer. This is a group exhibition featuring 14 Indigenous artists exploring the vibrant intersections of Indigeneity and Queerness.
- Sat, May 31TidelandsJoin us Saturday May 31, 2025 for the closing night of our inaugural exhibition, Project 562: Changing The Way We See Native America by Matika Wilbur. Doors open 4pm, artist talk at 6pm.
- Multiple DatesFri, May 16TidelandsJoin Sasha LaPointe in a 4-week writing workshop series on April 18, April 25, May 9, May 16
- Fri, May 16TidelandsJoin writer Sasha LaPointe in this writing workshop part of a 4 week series. Take one or take them all!
- Fri, May 09TidelandsJoin Shasha LaPointe in this writing workshop part of a 4 week series
- Fri, Apr 25SeattleJoin Sasha LaPointe in our 4 week writing workshop. Each course can be taken individually
- Fri, Apr 18SeattleJoin Sasha LaPointe in a 4 week writing workshop series.
- Sat, Feb 22SeattleDive into a weekend of transformative workshops to connect with your body, mind, and cultural identity. Learn from Indigenous and South Pacific Asian Yoga educators and wellness advocates who weave movement, mindfulness, and cultural storytelling together.
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