Proudly Partnered with Tidelands

Tidelands is a Native art gallery, production studio and boutique in downtown Seattle. Tidelands’ vision is to create a thriving, Indigenous-owned creative space that redefines the narrative of North America.

Tidelands envisions a future where Indigenous voices lead in the arts, media and cultural innovation, inspiring new generations to reclaim and celebrate their heritage. By cultivating a community of Indigenous creatives and visionaries, they seek to transofrm the cultural landscape, ensuring that Native stories are not only heard but are at the forefront of shaping our shared future.

Celebrate Indigenous Arts and Culture

Rooted in Friends’ Cultural Master Plan, we encourages visitors to learn more about Indigenous artists, businesses, and histories both on the waterfront and throughout Seattle.

• Tidelands Exhibit: Coast Salish Creation Stories
  • Lushootseed Creation Histories brings together Coast Salish artists, language keepers, and storytellers to share the living teachings of Lushootseed through contemporary art, public dialogue, and community gathering
  • Visit the exhibit now through July 22
• Indigiqueer Festival
  • June 27 2-8 p.m.
  • Celebrate Pride weekend with food, drag, music, and dance
• Kickin’ It Indi-City
  • July 2-3 11 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  • Free community festival celebrating Indigenous culture through art, music, food, workshops and soccer
• Railroad Way South Art Exhibit
  • Featuring artist Stephan Smith
  • Find the exhibit at the intersection of 1st Ave S and S Charles St