Arnold will play flute and tell his life story from birth on the reservation, to mission schools to migrant work and serving in the military. Where and When: Sunday, April 29, 2018 5:00-7:00 pm at the Methow Valley Interpretive Center … Continue reading →
United by Water Directed by Derrick Lamere and narrated by Sherman Alexie See this important film and have an opportunity to ask questions and have a dialog with the director. Free to the public and supported by a generous grant … Continue reading →
CLOSED DEC & JANUARY / FEBRUARY: Footprints in the Snow / MARCH: Bird Migrations / APRIL-JUNE: “Wolves of Washington” “Last Sunday” Programs from 5-7 pm: admission by donation Open weekends: Fall/Winter hours 12:00 – 4:00pm Summer hours, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5 Phone: … Continue reading →
SEE A REPORT ON THE POWWOW AT http://www.methownet.com/grist/features/powwow.html We are so thankful to those that attended our Grand Opening the weekend of June 9 & 10. The most accurate observation was a quote from board member Paula Mackrow, “If it were … Continue reading →
“Our mission is to create, fund and operate an interpretive center that recognizes the pre-European native inhabitants and portrays the geology and natural history of the Methow Valley” Lucy Timentwa and CB Susan Timentwa … Continue reading →
