Free Admission During Native American Month
Free admission during Native American Month – November! During all regular operating hours!
Free admission during Native American Month – November! During all regular operating hours!
Paddle to Elwha 2025 Official Web Site HERE Questions? Contact: Jeremiah George, Assistant Director Squaxin Island Museum Library & Research Center 150 Kwuh-Deegs-Altxw, Kamilche, WA 98584 (360) 432-3968
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Water Sounds Native Art Auction & Traditional Dinner: Saturday, September 27 (4th weekend in September) Little Creek Casino Resort’s Skookum Creek Event Center Doors open: 4:30 | Silents Auction Begins: 5:00 | Traditional Dinner 6:00 | Live Auction 7:00 Water Sounds 2025 Gala Registration Holiday Bazaar: First Friday & Saturday in November Squaxin Island Museum, […]
The gifts from our ancestors mean so much! Gathering Place This cedar bough basket was one of several recovered from an ancient Squi-Aitl aquatic resources processing site near the head of Eld Inlet. The Squi-Aitl people also occupied numerous other major villages and camps throughout the entire Eld Inlet watershed. The lives of the Squi-Aitl people […]
The History of Tribal Journeys The resurgence of the Canoe Nations has created an incoming tide of traditional teachings. “The Teachings of our Ancestors” is strong when our songs, stories, artwork, drumming and dancing are woven tightly together. The teachings of our ancestors are continually updated by succeeding generations and revised to reflect contemporary issues and […]
The Gift Gallery features a fine selection of Northwest Coast jewelry and prints, clothing, food products, as well as books on Native history and culture. Visitors can also purchase beautiful artwork done by local Native artists.
The beautiful water at the entrance to the MLRC is the realization of many, many years of dreaming and planning. The Heritage and Culture Committee believed “The People of the Water” – who belong to the inland watersheds of South Puget Sound – needed their home environment (a marine atmosphere) at the center of the […]