Posted on Aug 2, 2023
Intertribal canoe journey lands at Seattle’s Alki Beach
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After a three-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, hundreds of canoe families from across the Pacific Northwest once again paddled to Seattle, landing at Alki Beach on July 30. Canoe families will spend the next week participating in songs, dances and other protocol ceremonies hosted by the Muckleshoot Indian Tribe.
Nika Bartoo-Smith is part of a team at Underscore News that has been covering the journey. She joins to tell us about Sunday’s landing and give us a preview of the upcoming protocol ceremony.
Nika Bartoo-Smith is part of a team at Underscore News that has been covering the journey. She joins to tell us about Sunday’s landing and give us a preview of the upcoming protocol ceremony.
Intertribal canoe journey lands at Seattle’s Alki Beach
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
"The intertribal canoe journey, Paddle to Muckleshoot, returned in July 2023 after a three-year break due to the pandemic. Youth paddle a canoe from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs along a stretch of the Columbia River, between Hood River and Cascade Locks, Ore. on July 19, 2023."
"The intertribal canoe journey, Paddle to Muckleshoot, returned in July 2023 after a three-year break due to the pandemic. Youth paddle a canoe from the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs along a stretch of the Columbia River, between Hood River and Cascade Locks, Ore. on July 19, 2023."
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