• Pond, River and Grassland Habitats
 

• Outdoor Education
      Survival Skills
      Fishing
      Archery
      Boating
      Orienteering
 

• The Indigenous Way of Life
      Who Lives Here
      Historic Contact
      Subsistence - Bedrock Mortar Station
      Subsistence - Plant Gathering Field Station
      Village Architecture - Village and Tule Field Stations
      Social Organization - Archaeological Field Station
 

• Traditional and Contemporary Art
      Basket Weaving
      Flute Making
      Drum Making
      Gourd Work
      Beadwork
      Turtle Bags
      Sculpture
      Mask Making
      Silversmithing
      Film Lighting
      B & W Photography
      Pre and Post Production
      Multi-Media Painting

Our instructors are selected based on their experience in education and the arts, both contemporary and traditional. Class hours, schedules, and fees vary. Habitat, Outdoor Education, and Indigenous Ways of Life classes and associated fieldtrips are free to organizations, private groups, and schools, and must be prearranged. Scholarships will be made available for fee based classes. Art classes available starting in the fall of 2004.

SJRIHEC is funded through grants and private donations. Your continued support will allow SJRIHEC to continue providing cultural awareness and educational opportunities for future generations.