Duwamish Land has its stories. Share in the “Epic of the North Wind.” Journey back to a time when the north wind held this land under his power – covering it with ice and snow. Northwest native storyteller Johnny Moses shares this ancient teaching and Duwamish songs. Bring your drums. Children and friends will be invited to join in song and dance. Hot cocoa & cookies will warm your spirits. Beautiful NW-themed lighted tree in exhibit area.

Johnny Moses was a recipient of the 2012 WA Governor’s Heritage Award. Sponsored by 4Culture and Duwamish Tribal Services. Free admission/parking.

Free holiday event – everyone is welcome.

WHEN: Sunday, December 13, 2015, 2:00–3:30 pm. Doors open 11 am–4 pm. Come early to enjoy art gallery and exhibits.

WHERE: Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center

Facebook event page here.

206.431.1582; email dts@qwestoffice.net or visit www.duwamishtribe.org.

Directions: First time guests should use map search & driving directions and allow 20 minutes extra.

Parking: Additional free parking in area includes 2 parking lots across the street.

By bus, bike, and foot: The longhouse is across the street from the Duwamish Trail. By bus, take the M125 to Chelan & Spokane, walk/bike 1 mile south on the Duwamish Trail. Cross W. Marginal Way SW at the parking lot driveway of Herring House Park and walk 30 feet south to the longhouse.