Scary Duwamish Stories told by Native Storyteller Johnny Moses

Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center
Seattle, WA

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Just in time for Halloween. Local Native American tales of witches and soul loss. A dismembered bunny with a song in his heart that keeps on going. Mean girls get their due. Killer skunks and more! LOF Lots of fun. Children welcome, but parents should use their best judgment. Tales will be scary & gory. Free admission/parking. $3 Indian fry bread.

Duwamish Teachings with NW Native Storyteller Johnny Moses: Scary Stories is the third of a monthly series of free family friendly programs. All are invited to share in a deeper understanding of the language and culture of the First People of Seattle, Chief Seattle's Duwamish Tribe through 5 events focusing on traditional local seasonal songs and stories. Johnny Moses was a recipient of the 2012 WA Governor's Heritage Award. Sponsored by Seattle Peoples Fund, 4Culture and Duwamish Tribal Services.

WHEN: Friday, October 18, 2013, 7-8Pm. Doors open at 5pm. Come early to enjoy art gallery and exhibits.

WHERE: Duwamish Longhouse & Cultural Center, 4705 W Marginal Way SW, Seattle WA 98106
206.431.1582 dts@qwestoffice.net www.duwamishtribe.org

Directions: First time guests should use map search & driving directions and allow 20 minutes extra.

Parking: Additional free parking in area includes 2 parking lots across the street.

By bus, bike, and foot: The longhouse is across the street from the Duwamish Trail. By bus, take the M125 to Chelan & Spokane, walk/bike 1 mile south on the Duwamish Trail. Cross W. Marginal Way SW at the parking lot driveway of Herring House Park and walk 30 feet south to the longhouse.