Arts & Culture

The Native Women’s Collective is a grassroots nonprofit organization that supports the continued growth of Native American arts and culture through public education, workshops, exhibits, research, cultural preservation projects, programs, and technical assistance. Read More →

I suppose the first thought that comes into most people’s minds when we hear the word library is “books”. Originally and for a long time it is true that libraries have been repositories for books. Library originates in the Latin word for book. In modern times library identities have been changing. Read More →

Ya’ Xotch Xolik’ was founded by Joseph Orozco and KIDE, nine years ago to bring storytelling to the community... Read More →

A local hip-hop and rap artist of the Hoopa Valley Tribe, Cliff Marshall, also known by his artist name ‘Cliff’ has made a name for himself in the music industry. Read More →

Through the school year, the Kim Yerton Memorial Library features the Share A Story reading program. This event occurs on the second Wednesday of every month from 4-6pm. The program is co-sponsored by KEET TV’s Ready to Learn Service and First 5 Humboldt. Read More →

The Clarke Museum is ringing out the old year and in the new with an exhibit about years. Nearly 100 calendars from the 19th through 21st century are displayed along with almanacs, calendar plates, New Year postcards and “the year in pictures” magazines. Read More →

From time to time the question comes up, “What’s happening with Studio 299? Where exactly is Studio 299?” Read More →

Facebook could be the next tool used to teach the Hupa language, the struggling Athabascan tongue that goes deeper in description than English ever could. Read More →