Additional Offerings
Community & Classroom Workshops
Venue & Space Rentals
Did you know that the Pendleton Center for the Arts can
design a specialized workshop just for you? We offer
individualized art experiences for classrooms, groups,
and special events. Whether you want to fulfill curriculum
requirements, explore a specific medium, see and talk
about art, or socialize over a fun activity, our one-time or
ongoing workshops can meet your goals.
Classic architecture and a creative atmosphere make the
PCA a great location for weddings, showers, reunions and
mid-sized conferences. We provide a beautiful, affordable
setting that will make your event unforgettable.
Find out more information online at
www.pendletonarts.org or stop by for a personal tour.
We can even come to you! We have brought unique art
activities to classrooms, libraries, home school groups,
assisted living facilities, non-profit organizations and
more. Our goal is to provide creative workshops on and
off-site throughout Umatilla County. We also offer all-age
activities for events and community functions. We will
work with you to meet your group’s specific needs and
interests. Program Fees start at $50.00 an hour.
Contact the PCA to start creating your group’s art
experience:
541-278-9201
classes@pendletonarts.org
pendletonarts.org • 541-278-9201
COMING TO
TAMÁSTSLIKT
CULTURAL
INSTITUTE!
H2O Today
April 6 - July 14, 2018
No living thing exists without water
yet we treat water as though there
were an infinite supply. Can we learn
to become better stewards of water?
Is there really a choice?
Beautiful Games
August 3 - October 13, 2018
Sports have always played an
important role in American
Indian tribal communities. And
many contemporary sports are
rooted in traditional tribal sporting
games, like lacrosse and surfing. This exhibit features
artwork, artifacts, history and discussions about sports
and its role in tribal life.
Matika Wilbur’s Project 562
Nov. 2, 2018 - Jan. 5, 2019
FIRST FRIDAYS ARE FREE!
East I-84, Exit 216
Exhibits, Museum Store Mon-Sat, 10am-5pm
Kinship Café 11am-2pm
www.tamastslikt.org
541-429-7700
Matika Wilbur, a photographer
from the Tulalip and Swinomish
Tribes, traveled all over the
Western United States last year,
acquiring extraordinary portraits
and remarkable narratives from every federally
recognized sovereign Native American tribe
(562 at the start of her project, now 566).
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