Events — Spring/Summer 2026
Tend the Land, Tend to One Another
Events
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Upcoming Events-
04/24: Friday Open House + Volunteer Hours
Friday, April 24, 2026
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
9674 51st Ave S, Seattle (map)Join us every Friday from 10AM to 2PM at 9674 51st Ave S! All ages and abilities welcome!
Here are just some of the activities you can participate in:
Outdoors: Prepping garden beds for spring planting, pulling ivy and blackberry from meadow and pathways, exploring and learning about local plants and birds, crafting at the outdoor table with our supplies like beading, painting, cyanotype, drawing or bring your own project!
Indoors: Organize our seed library or tools, labelling and sorting medicinal plants and seeds, using our office supplies to print out resumes, get help on your artist bio, take photos of your art, or just cozy up to co-work in our space!
Our space is equipped with Wi-Fi, temperature control, a printer, snacks, drinks, air purifiers, an ADA-accessible bathroom, and art supplies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at info@indigenouscreatives.com! -
04/25 — Hands on the Land: Miyawaki Mini Forest
Saturday, April 25, 2026
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
Indigenous Creatives Collective (map)
SOLD OUT — JOIN WAITLISTWe are planting 1,400 plants in ONE DAY! Yes, you read that right—1,400!
Help us plant on the land using the Miyawaki method. These pocket forests have been shown to build biodiversity, climate resilience, and wellbeing in communities.
We’re teaming up with Natural UrbanForests, guided by Ethan Bryson, to restore the slope next to our (soon-to-be-restored) greenhouse, along with help from Northern Paiute councilwoman Cora Phoenix-Price and Travis Andy (Yakama).
Our guest speaker will be Joell Jones, who is a traditional gatherer from the Yakama Nation and a Native Environmental Science student at Northwest Indian College. Our arts activity for the day will be botanical printing with Eileen Jimenez!
We will provide all the tools needed to participate, along with a catered lunch by Tuesday Talaga!**This project is funded in part by a Food Equity Fund award from the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods, the Earth Rising Foundation, King Conservation District, King County Flood Control District, Seattle Foundation, City of Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment, and Seattle Peoples Fund.
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05/01: Friday Open House + Volunteer Hours
Friday, May 1, 2026
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
9674 51st Ave S, Seattle (map)Join us every Friday from 10 AM to 2 PM at 9674 51st Ave S! All ages and abilities welcome!
Here are just some of the activities you can participate in:
Outdoors: Prepping garden beds for spring planting, pulling ivy and blackberry from meadow and pathways, exploring and learning about local plants and birds, crafting at the outdoor table with our supplies like beading, painting, cyanotype, drawing or bring your own project!
Indoors: Organize our seed library or tools, labelling and sorting medicinal plants and seeds, using our office supplies to print out resumes, get help on your artist bio, take photos of your art, or just cozy up to co-work in our space!
Our space is equipped with Wi-Fi, temperature control, a printer, snacks, drinks, air purifiers, an ADA-accessible bathroom, and art supplies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at info@indigenouscreatives.com! -
05/02 — Indigiqueer Festival Gift & Banner Making
Saturday, May 2, 2026
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
9674 51st Ave Sseattle (map)May 2nd is Neighborhood Day in Seattle!
On Saturday, May 2, 2026, neighbors across Seattle will take a little time to connect; say hi, check in, share a laugh, or do something kind to celebrate eachother on the 31st anniversary of Neighbor Day!
Here at Indigenous Creatives Collective, we will be hosting Indigiqueer Festival organizer @haileytayathy for a sign-making day!
We hope to see everyone out and about celebrating Seattle's amazing neighborhoods! Stop by and say hello!
NO RSVP required! -
05/08: Friday Open House + Volunteer Hours
Friday, May 8, 2026
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
9674 51st Ave S, Seattle (map)Join us every Friday from 10AM to 2PM at 9674 51st Ave S! All ages and abilities welcome!
Here are just some of the activities you can participate in:
Outdoors: Prepping garden beds for spring planting, pulling ivy and blackberry from meadow and pathways, exploring and learning about local plants and birds, crafting at the outdoor table with our supplies like beading, painting, cyanotype, drawing or bring your own project!
Indoors: Organize our seed library or tools, labelling and sorting medicinal plants and seeds, using our office supplies to print out resumes, get help on your artist bio, take photos of your art, or just cozy up to co-work in our space!
Our space is equipped with Wi-Fi, temperature control, a printer, snacks, drinks, air purifiers, an ADA-accessible bathroom, and art supplies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at info@indigenouscreatives.com! -
05/15: Friday Open House + Volunteer Hours
Friday, May 15, 2026
10:00 AM-2:00 PM
9674 51st Ave S, Seattle (map)Join us every Friday from 10AM to 2PM at 9674 51st Ave S! All ages and abilities welcome!
Here are just some of the activities you can participate in:
Outdoors: Prepping garden beds for spring planting, pulling ivy and blackberry from meadow and pathways, exploring and learning about local plants and birds, crafting at the outdoor table with our supplies like beading, painting, cyanotype, drawing or bring your own project!
Indoors: Organize our seed library or tools, labelling and sorting medicinal plants and seeds, using our office supplies to print out resumes, get help on your artist bio, take photos of your art, or just cozy up to co-work in our space!
Our space is equipped with Wi-Fi, temperature control, a printer, snacks, drinks, air purifiers, an ADA-accessible bathroom, and art supplies. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at info@indigenouscreatives.com!
Skillsharing + Culture + Land Work
through an Indigenous Lens
Programs
Workshops + Culture Nights
At Indigenous Creatives Collective, we offer free workshops open to everyone in the community, providing a space to get creative and learn new skills in art and professional development. Our Culture Nights are reserved specifically for Indigenous individuals and their families to come together and learn a traditional art, craft, or skill. Each event includes snacks and a light dinner, with all supplies provided at no cost, with no registration needed.
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Hands on the Land
Hands on the Land is our biannual paid land workday. During these collaborative events, we gather to complete large projects on the land while learning about planting techniques and enjoying some fun activities in between. This project has been funded in part by a Food Equity Fund award from the City of Seattle’s Department of Neighborhoods, the Earth Rising Foundation, King Conservation District, King County Flood Control District, Seattle Foundation, City of Seattle Office of Sustainability and Environment, and Seattle Peoples Fund.
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Exhibitions + Installations
Indigenous Creatives Collective collaborates with PNW-based arts spaces to host art exhibits featuring artists from our Indigenous Creatives Roster as well as those in our community network. Our annual CSMOFA (Coast Salish Museum of Fine Arts) exhibition is held at the Thurston County Museum of Fine Arts in Olympia, Washington, every fall. Here on the land, we showcase artists from our Roster through land art installations and rotating displays in the Forest Gallery.
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Past Exhibitions-
CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
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CSMoFA — The Land Remembers
