TOP 30 First nations culture in Washington

The National Nordic Museum, located in Seattle, Washington, is a museum and tourist attraction that serves as a gateway to Nordic history and contemporary culture. The museum shares Nordic culture, values, and ideas with people of all ages and backgrounds to create connections, generate dialogue, and inspire new perspectives. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibitions, including the first solo exhibition of La Vaughn Belle's work in the Pacific Northwest and Ginny Ruffner's monumental Project Aurora, a wall of light inspired by the Aurora Borealis. The museum also features the mesmerizing formations of starling flocks in the exhibition Sort Sol by renowned Danish photographer Søren Solkær.

Lummi Nation School, located at 2334 Lummi View Drive in Bellingham, Washington, is a secondary school where students learn through Schelangen, the way of life that encompasses academics, community, and culture. The school offers a variety of activities and events, such as song and dance sessions for grades 7-12 on Monday mornings, and gatherings for grades K-6 on full-day Fridays. The school also has an After School Program and upcoming Senior Recognition Night, with deadlines for submissions. Additionally, the school's track team has its first meet at Meridian HS and the theme for the 2024 Prom has been announced. Seniors are allowed to leave campus for lunch, and the school's Health and Safety Plan and Building Expectations are also in place. Stay updated with Hawk Talk announcements and check out the new LNS Videos Page for more information.

The Shoalwater Bay Tribe is a Native American institution located at 2373 Tokeland Road in Tokeland, Washington, United States. The tribe is dedicated to preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of the Shoalwater Bay people, as well as providing essential services and support to its members. With a strong focus on community engagement and sustainable development, the Shoalwater Bay Tribe plays a vital role in the local area and beyond. Visitors are welcome to learn about the tribe's history, traditions, and ongoing efforts to protect their land and resources.

South Lynnwood Park is a beautiful and vibrant tourist attraction located at 20915 61st Avenue West in Lynnwood, Washington. The park recently underwent renovations, including the addition of a stunning mural created by talented artist Gabrielle Abbott. The mural, titled "Grateful Steward," was inspired by First Nations cultures and serves as a reminder of the importance of caring for the earth. Visitors can enjoy the park's natural beauty, as well as the unique and thought-provoking artwork. Come and explore South Lynnwood Park to experience the beauty and wisdom of nature.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Elementary School is a primary school located at 8408 Northeast 25th Avenue in Vancouver, Washington, United States. What makes our school special is that we are Vancouver Public Schools' first fully dual-language Spanish/English choice school, providing students with a culturally rich environment. Our dedicated staff and innovative programs strive to create a nurturing and inclusive learning environment for all students. We are proud to participate in initiatives such as Read Across America, the nation's largest celebration of reading. Join us at Ruth Bader Ginsburg Elementary School for an enriching educational experience.