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The November 3, 2007 Native Art Auction and Dinner Was a Success!
Click here for the 2007 Auction Program
This will give you an idea of ALL the artists who have contributed – but there were about 10 tables of silent auction pieces that are not shown in the live auction program.
We are continuing to work on a photogallery for the 2007 Native Art Auction.
So if you'd like to see examples of those major pieces from last year please click on the link below! If you are interested in contributing an art piece, service, or a unique package for the 2008 Auction, please contact SPIPA at 1-800-924-3984 and ask for someone on the Art Auction Committee.
Visit the Squaxin Island Tribe's Museum, Library and Research Center
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The Squaxin Island Tribe Museum, Library and Research Center (MLRC) open to the public. Monday and Tuesday Available for group arrangements. Wednesday - Saturday 9:00 - 5:00 p.m. Sunday 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
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Admission: Adults - $5, Seniors - $4, Children ages 5 to 12 - $2 – Children under 5 - Free! (Please call in advance to ensure there have not been any unexpected closures.)
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To list events in your tribal community contact Marilee Bittner-Fawcett, Public Information Coordinator, at SPIPA,
(360) 426-3990 x3209, or (800) 924-3984.