What an extraordinary year 2022 was for the Siletz Tribal Arts and Heritage Society. We reached many of our goals during 2022. With the help of our Capital Campaign Director, Stephen Reichard, we were able to reach our $2.5 million capital campaign obligation, as well as, $500,000 for the interior of the building. Needless to say,… Continue reading 2022 Annual Report
The Siletz Tribal Arts and Heritage Society worked tirelessly this year to step up their merchandise sales by adding new merchandise; sweatshirts, long sleeve t-shirts and tumblers. The items were very popular and helps to promote the public image of the Society. The David Hatch Memorial Endowment was established with the Oregon Community Foundation and… Continue reading 2019 Annual Report
Personal baby baskets on display at the Siletz Indian Fair held in May 2018 at the Siletz Community Center. In 2018, the STAHS Board completed the shovel ready architectural plans for the Siletz Cultural Center & Museum to 90% (the 10% will be completed once all funds are raised to break ground), settled upon the… Continue reading 2018 Annual Report
The all-volunteer STAHS Board of Directors (Board) made real progress toward their primary goal to build the Siletz Tribal Cultural Center on Government Hill in Siletz. The Siletz Tribal Cultural Center will be a 20,000 square foot three story building constructed on top of Government Hill adjacent to the Community Center and across the street… Continue reading 2017 Annual Report
STAHS board members attended meetings with AKANA and CTSI staff to review architectural design progress of the Cultural Center throughout the year. Early in 2016 an application was prepared and submitted requesting $200,000 in EPR funds as seed money for the capitol fund for the Siletz Tribal Cultural Center. The geological work holdup was resolved… Continue reading 2016 Annual Report
