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Capitol Record

Covering Olympia, Tumwater, and the Capitol.

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Nisqually Tribe hosts potlatch in decades with 100+ canoes

The Nisqually Indian Tribe is hosting the Paddle to Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlatch through Wednesday, Aug. 5, its first in a decade, with more than 100 canoes from across the Northwest, nightly songs and dances open to the public, and traffic impacts on Yelm Highway.

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Bon Odori folk dance festival returns to Olympia Saturday

Olympia's 34th annual Bon Odori Japanese Dance Festival moves to South Puget Sound Community College on Saturday, Aug. 8, with free taiko drumming, participatory folk dancing and food vendors, while the Summer Nights at the Port series continues Friday with 90s Rewind at NorthPoint.

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Nisqually Tribe hosts potlatch in decades with 100+ canoes

The Nisqually Indian Tribe is hosting the Paddle to Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlatch through Wednesday, Aug. 5, its first in a decade, with more than 100 canoes from across the Northwest, nightly songs and dances open to the public, and traffic impacts on Yelm Highway.

Nisqually Tribe hosts potlatch in decades with 100+ canoes

The Nisqually Indian Tribe is hosting the Paddle to Nisqually Medicine Creek Potlatch through Wednesday, Aug. 5, its first in a decade, with more than 100 canoes from across the Northwest, nightly songs and dances open to the public, and traffic impacts on Yelm Highway.

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More in Community

Five costumed actors pose outdoors in a wooded park, wearing colorful 1960s-inspired outfits.

Free Shakespeare and puppet shows hit South Sound parks this July

Animal Fire Theatre opens a free outdoor production of Shakespeare's Love's Labour's Lost at Wonderwood Park in Lacey on Friday, July 3, while String & Shadow Puppet Theater brings Night at the Grand Opera to Decatur Woods Park in Olympia starting Friday, July 24.

Four people walking through a lush temperate forest with large ferns and moss-covered trees.

113-acre Henderson Inlet property to be Olympia's newest nature preserve

Capitol Land Trust has launched its "Connecting to the Land Campaign" to open the 113-acre Inspiring Kids Preserve on Henderson Inlet in Olympia to the public for the first time, funding trails, gathering spaces, and educational programs at the shoreline property.

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