The roundtable event will begin with an art sharing from participating artists from ACTA’s Living Cultures and Apprenticeship programs, including members of the Wintu Educational & Cultural Council of Northern California and Hmong Hayfork New Year,  Beverly Banuelos & Taweah Garcia in cradle board basketry in the tradition of Pitt River, and Master artist George Blake in canoe and bow making in the Hoopa tradition. In the second half, participants will learn how to apply for ACTA funding, with time for a Q + A. Refreshments will be served. 

Chali Poh Sacred Fire Indigenous Art Exhibit SCAC Gallery (first floor) will be available for viewing at this event.

Traditional Arts Roundtable Series (TARS) in Redding
When: Tuesday, June 11, 2024, from 6pm- 8pm
Where: Shasta Arts Council, 1313 Market St, Redding, CA 96001
RSVP: actaonline.org/TARS
FREE and open to everyone.

Photo: East Valley Feather Dancers at Wintu Educational & Cultural Council of Northern California Acorn Dance with a Traditional Bark Shelter. Photo: Tracy Foster-Olstad, courtesy of the organization.