Benefit

“Keeping Our Words” Confluence Legacy Maker Gathering 2024

When
September 14, 2024
5:00 pm
Where
Pearson Air Musuem's Historic Hangar, 1115 E 5th St, Vancouver, WA 98661

“Keeping Our Words”

Confluence Legacy Maker Gathering 2024

 

All of us leave a legacy. Shoshone-Bannock poet Ed Edmo’s legacy includes decades of stories and poetry from his childhood at Celilo Falls through his teachings today as an Elder. Ed has been the beating heart of Confluence’s educational programming since the very beginning. Each year, hundreds of students hear stories from Ed and follow him on tours through Confluence in the Classroom and Outdoors. He teaches them about Indigenous cultures and the power of keeping our words.

On September 14, 2024, we will gather once again for the Confluence Legacy Maker Gathering, this time to honor the life and legacy of Ed Edmo. Join us as we celebrate all we have accomplished together. This informal event will include traditional First Food appetizers, uplifting testimonials about the important work of Confluence, and words and stories from our dear friend Ed Edmo.

WHAT: Confluence Legacy Maker Gathering
WHEN: Saturday, September 14, 2024 at 5 pm PST
WHERE: Pearson Air Museum Historic Hangar
1115 East 5th Street
Vancouver, WA 98661
Tickets: $60
This is an informal gathering of friends, not a sit-down dinner. Beer and wine will be available. Dress code is casual.

Catering will be provided by KashRootz Catering, and fresh salmon and spread from Brigham Fish Market. Shulamit Urenia of KashRootz Catering is of White Mountain Apache, Mexican-American, Seminole, and Sephardic Jewish Heritage. She is an Alumni of Portland State University and graduated with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree with a minor in Indigenous Nations. Brigham Fish Market is run by Kim Brigham Campbell and Terrie Campbell of the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. The Brigham Fish Market is a family owned, Native-owned fish market in Cascade Locks, OR.

Thank you to our sponsors!

Barbara Kommer & Kurt Koenig
Gayle Rothrock

Ecotrust
The Oregon Historical Society