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Help us make it rightCome learn about the indigenous people - the Duwamish Tribe - that occupied Seattle thousands of years ago. Admission is free, so it is a great opportunity to educate yourself about those that came before. A small but beautiful museum, Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center has educational videos and interesting artifacts for visitors to examine. You may leave the experience with a heavy heart,...
The recently opened Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center sits at the heart of Duwamish Tribal Culture. As the tribe of Chief Si'ahl, namesake of the city of Seattle, the Duwamish Tribe has ensured that their new longhouse speaks to the history of the Seattle area. Boasting a wonderful museum, art gallery, gift shop, and gathering space, the Duwamish Longhouse is a must see!
The Duwamish Longhouse is a traditional cedar post and beam structure designed in the Puget Salish Longhouse style...The Longhouse - as in ancient times - is the site where tribal business is conducted and cultural and educational events are held.
Seattle is named for Duwamish Indian Chief Sealth, and yet, until recently, it was almost impossible for visitors to learn anything about the tribe that befriended early settlers. Although this Native American cultural center and museum is not very large and is on the edge of south Seattle's port industrial area, it is a fascinating place well worth searching out. The building is designed to...
We were not able to see Longhouse as it was being used for private event. The exhibit area is small but worthwhile. The docent was very kind and engaging with our children and shared stories...
I recently attended an event at the Duwamish Longhouse. It was a well attended event and the parking lot was quickly filled up and overflow has to just go down the street. It's a little difficult...
The Duwamish Longhouse is a beautiful, traditional cedar post and beam design in the Puget Salish Longhouse style. They offer many programs as well as a selection of art and gifts and the facility is available for rentals as well. The longhouse itself has a wonderful feeling of respect to it and I have been privileged to have participated in...
The Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center is the first Indian Longhouse built in Seattle in 150 years and is the home of the Duwamish people. 6,000 sq. ft. includes exhibit and meeting spaces, art gallery and gift shop, and kitchen. Longhouse hosts music, dance, film and other native performances.
The Duwamish Longhouse sits near the mouth of the Duwamish River overlooking the Duwamish River Valley, close to the landing site of early immigrants. It is also near the ancient Duwamish village hah-AH-poos (on the National Register of Historic Places). The site honors the thousands of indigenous people of the Duwamish Tribe who lived here in harmony with their natural surroundings, long...
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