Tag: camp

2018 Middle School Camp Application

Calling all middle school students!!!
Camp is free, but space is limited. 

Dates have been confirmed, but details are still in progress. We will keep you posted. 

2018 Family Culture Club FLYER

Harvesting and preserving salmon.

Friday, July 20: Storytelling and preparation of preserving

Saturday, July 21: Preserving (end time is when job is complete)

SUNDAY – NOT MEETING

Monday, July 23: Tour of DIPAC, meet here @ 10am!

Location: to be determined

HS Summer Academy 2018 – Application

Calling all high school students!!!
Camp is free, but space is limited. 

Dates have been confirmed, but details are still in progress. We will keep you posted. 

An event open to the community. Goldbelt Heritage Foundation and Douglas Indian Association cordially invite you to the raising of the Yanyeidí Gooch (Wolf) Totem Pole to honor the T’aakú Kwáan and the residents of “Akáx Yaa Andagán”, Douglas Indian Village who lost their homes during the 1962 fire.

Free and everyone is welcome! 

We will be harvesting and preserving spruce tips for jellies and tea. We will meet at the T&H Community Building (garden area) and then use the Goldbelt Heritage vans to take families out to Eagle Beach to harvest spruce tips. We will then show families how to preserve spruce tips for future cooking projects like making jelly/jam, fruit leather, etc.

Please bring a snack to share (optional).

Event is free and open to the public! 

(Day 2 of 2) May 12: Families will begin their work in the T&H community garden, which will be lead by Victoria Johnson, GHF staff, and Alaska Native Elders. 

Bring a snack to share (optional).

Event is free and open to the public! 

(Day 1 of 2) May 11: A welcoming and preparation of a community garden. There will be storytelling in addition to the sharing of cultural history of gardening in SE Alaska villages.

Please bring a side dish to share (optional).

We will be harvesting and preserving skunk cabbage roots for medicinal purposes. 

Please bring a light snack to share.

Event is free and open to the public!

Led by Linda Carroll: For Indigenous Youth Ambassadors (IYA) to work on their regalia/sewing projects. Ages 14-18 (and IYA family members).

Questions? Call Linda Carroll at 907-790-1471 or email linda.carroll@goldbelt.com