Indigenous People’s Day, in Pine Cove, Idyllwild
October 12
This free family-friendly event honors the contributions made by Indigenous people through arts and culture. Now in its sixth year, this unique program celebrates Indigenous artists and our commitment to a “Living Land Acknowledgement.” Enjoy Music, art, and food at Pine Cove in Idyllwild.
Also, visit the American Arts Center. Since its founding in 1946, Idyllwild Arts has always been firmly rooted in respect for and reverence of Native American arts and culture. While the Summer Program has offered dynamic Native American Arts workshops and programming for over 70 years, the Native American Arts Center opened in 2022 to expand these offerings year-round, effectively establishing Idyllwild Arts as a leader in supporting Indigenous artistic expression and cultural affirmation. The center nurtures relationships with many Indigenous communities, provides access to arts education for Native students, and hosts a week-long Native American art festival. The center is dedicated to supporting Indigenous artists’ professional development in a safe space to connect with nature and create new works through artist residencies.
Check website for up to date details or for any changes. idyllwildarts.org/nativeamericanarts/
