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- calendar_today November 10, 2026
November Celebrations Honor Native American Heritage Month
Throughout November, Snohomish County will recognize Native American Heritage Month with a range of special events. From art markets to storytelling sessions and cultural celebrations, these events provide opportunities for residents to engage with and honor Indigenous traditions and history.
Native Artisan Market Showcases Indigenous Crafts
The Tulalip Tribes will host a Native artisan market featuring over 70 vendors. The market is scheduled for 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on November 13-14 and December 4-5 at the Tulalip Gathering Hall located at 7512 Totem Beach Road. Open to the public, the market will offer art, jewelry, drums, carvings, clothing, food, and other handcrafted goods for sale, providing attendees a chance to support Native artisans and discover diverse cultural expressions.
Lushootsee-Language Storytelling with Lois Landgrebe
Tulalip storyteller Lois Landgrebe will present stories and songs in the Lushootsee language during two special engagements. The first event, A Basket Full of Thankfulness, will take place at the Darrington Library from 4 to 5 p.m. on November 19. The interactive program will include audience participation and three stories sharing messages of gratitude.
Landgrebe will also bring her Lushootsee-language storytelling to the Stanwood Library from 2 to 3 p.m. on November 21, allowing more community members to experience Native storytelling traditions.
Tulalip Day Coastal Jam Celebrates Indigenous Culture
The Tulalip Tribes will host an Indigenous culture celebration, known as the Tulalip Day Coastal Jam, at Tulalip Gathering Hall at 6 p.m. on November 27, the day after Thanksgiving. This celebration will include singing, dancing, and other cultural traditions, inviting community members to participate in the preservation and appreciation of Indigenous practices.
Annual Tulalip Pow Wow Planned for December
Looking ahead, the Tulalip Pow Wow, a significant annual gathering that honors Indigenous culture, is scheduled for December 19. Additional details about this event will be released by the Tulalip Tribes in the coming weeks, highlighting its continued role as a major celebration within the community.
Celebrating Native American Heritage Month Locally
The array of events across Snohomish County during Native American Heritage Month underscores the community's commitment to recognizing and celebrating the culture, history, and contributions of Native peoples. Residents are encouraged to attend and learn more about Indigenous traditions throughout the month of November and beyond.
Source: heraldnet.com.
