This 6-week hybrid course will run from April 1 through May 6. Join in-person at the Cultural Heritage Center or online. RSVP to [email protected].
Bead and Tea: a come and go beading class at the CPN Cultural Heritage Center! This is a class for all levels. Join us to drink tea and share your knowledge or learn from others.
The CPN Veterans Organization meets monthly on the fourth Tuesday of the month at 6 p.m. at the Cultural Heritage Center. Dinner is provided. All CPN Veterans and their families are invited; you do not need to be a member of the organization to join.
This is a class for all levels, join us to share your knowledge or learn from others. Tools are provided and we encourage you to bring your own project to work on. There is a two-hour instruction session at the beginning of each class.
Create your own traditional Bandolier Bag during this two-session series presented by Jaime Cervantes and moderated by Naganwétêk | Robert Collins. During this series, participants will learn the cultural significance and history of Bandolier Bags and receive guided instruction through each step of the creation process. The class is open to all skill levels, and all materials are provides. Limited to 10 participants; RSVP required. Email [email protected] to register.
Workshop detailing the time-honored tradition of soap making, with modern techniques. Refreshments provided; registration is not required.
This 6-week hybrid course will run from April 1 through May 6. Join in-person at the Cultural Heritage Center or online. RSVP to [email protected].
Bead and Tea: a come and go beading class at the CPN Cultural Heritage Center! This is a class for all levels. Join us to drink tea and share your knowledge or learn from others.
This is a class for all levels, join us to share your knowledge or learn from others. Tools are provided and we encourage you to bring your own project to work on. There is a two-hour instruction session at the beginning of each class.
Create your own traditional Bandolier Bag during this two-session series presented by Jaime Cervantes and moderated by Naganwétêk | Robert Collins. During this series, participants will learn the cultural significance and history of Bandolier Bags and receive guided instruction through each step of the creation process. The class is open to all skill levels, and all materials are provides. Limited to 10 participants; RSVP required. Email [email protected] to register.
A presentation by Seth King, Agriculture Extension Educator, and moderated by Czarina Thompson, highlighting the how-tos of small acreage farming. Food and refreshments provided; registration is not required.
This 6-week hybrid course will run from April 1 through May 6. Join in-person at the Cultural Heritage Center or online. RSVP to [email protected].
