Ditde’huya lada’êsip hulew – “All of Our Land Make It Right With Our Hands Together”

The North Lake Tahoe community is invited to attend a Washoe cultural event, hosted by the Gatekeeper’s Museum on Saturday, May 18. Members of the Washoe community, independent artists and conservation groups are holding a community-centered conversation about the Rights of Nature and the future of Da’aw’ ‘Tahoe through decolonizing the design of a stewarding process that holds Indigenous Knowledges at the Center.

Artists, scientists and Washoe basketmakers, singers and Knowledge Keepers are creating the Future Gardens together, a process of land stewarding that prioritizes indigenous leadership and the material, cultural and spiritual plants of importance to the Wà:šiw. 

This event will include Washoe-led song, dance, stories, demonstrations and discussions as well as museum and garden tours. 

Plant seeds and imagine together!

Hosted on the patio by the Gatekeeper’s Museum
Saturday, May 18
11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
130 West Lake Blvd., Tahoe City, CA