Take the journey of a lifetime
More than just a visitor attraction, Tamástslikt Cultural Institute helps document and preserve the past, present and future traditions and practices of the Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla Tribes. Inside the 45,000 square foot facility, you’ll discover world-class exhibits, a Museum Store, the Kinship Café, state-of-the art meeting facilities and 10,000 years of living history. The museum is open daily from 9am-5pm.

Tamástslikt in March
All month long, experience “A Litany of Salmon,” a fascinating watercolor exhibit by artist Eileen Klatt. The exhibit’s 30 life-size paintings and accompanying litany explores how much of the Pacific Northwest’s salmon species has been lost.

After you’ve toured the museum, explore the museum store’s impressive array of collectibles and exclusive Pendleton Woolen Mills blankets. Then satisfy your appetite with a delicious lunch or light fare at the Kinship Café.

First Friday Free Admission
Take advantage of free admission when you visit Tamástslikt Cultural Institute on Friday, April 2.

For more information, call 541-966-9748 or visit www.tamastslikt.org.