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Free Summer Saturdays at the Lelooska Foundation. Lelooska Foundation and Cultural Center, Ariel, United States. Every Saturday, Memoral Day to Labor Day, 11am-3pm Come for an hour or come for the day! The Lelooska Museum displays an extensive collection of native artifacts from North America. Lelooska Cultural Center, Ariel, United States.
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Online Registration for Miniature Button Blanket Class at Ariel. Reservations are necessary; Please call or email us to reserve your spotLocated just 10 minutes east of I-5 from the Woodland exit. Instructor Mariah Tsigilhilaqw30.00 .CONTENT
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This event is now over. Reservations are necessary; Please call or email us to reserve your spot. Located just 10 minutes east of I-5 from the Woodland exit. Learn the history and significance of how the Button Blanket became part of the culture of the Native Peoples of the Northwest Coast. Then, create your own. Miniature button blanket from felt. View more events by Lelooska Foundation.
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