Events
- Expo '74 EventsCompilation of events from the Visit Spokane non-profit organization. The events are categorized around 5 pillars: Legacy, Environmental Stewardship, Tribal Culture, Recreation & Sport, and Arts & Culture.
Native Pillar Events
Information and flyers below courtesy of Professor Margo Hill. For more information, please contact American Indian Studies Department.
Opening Ceremonies: Honor Song with Youth Drum Colville Peak - Spokane Tribal Historian Warren Seyler - May 4th, Spokane Pavilion 4:45-5:15pm
Environmental History Tours: Restoring Spokane Falls: The Work of the Sierra Club and Avista - May 18th, 9am
Expo 74 Powwow at the Falls: Host Drum- Showtime, Headman/woman: Alec Bluff, Janessa Porter, MC's Ruben Littlehead, Dave Madera, Arena Directors- Russell McCloud, Larry White - May 25-26th, Spokane Convention Center
Fashion Show & Music Festival: A Celebration of Native American Culture and Artistry featuring All Native American Designers, Artists, & Models - June 13th at 5pm, Spokane Pavillion
Native American Theatre Performance: SFCC & Red Eagle Soaring Native Theatre Company
Environmental Legislative Conference and Canoe Races & Salmon Feed - June 21st
Environment History Tour: Protecting Coeur d'Alene Lake. Lake Coeur d'Alene is a head water for the Spokane River and is being polluted - June 22st at 9am
Tribal History Bus Tours: Featuring Tribal Historian Warren Syler, Author Dr. David Beine. Covering topics of Colonel George Wright and the battles o f the Spokane's, Battles of Spokane, Coeur d'Alene, Yakima and Colville Trives. Chief Garry Homesite, busses leave SFCC
Native Film Festival - Garland Theatre June 28-29th
Spoken Word Events
- Storytelling - Dan Nanamkin on May 25th at 11am
- Author Reading - Margo Hill on June 8th at 12:15pm
- Silenced Voices - Indigenous Poetry with Misty Shipman and Feature Poet Donell Barlow on June 15th
- Hand Drum Battle - June 22nd at 11am
Native Pillar Events
