The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs expands 55th annual Pi-Ume-Sha celebration

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs has proudly expanded its 55th annual Pi-Ume-Sha celebration, known as "Treaty Days," which aims to honor and promote the rich cultural heritage of the tribes in Oregon. This year's event features an array of activities designed to engage the community and raise awareness about Indigenous traditions and issues. Attendees can expect to enjoy art exhibits, traditional music performances, and a showcase of local cuisine, all serving to deepen the understanding of Indigenous culture. The expansion of the celebration reflects the tribes’ dedication to inclusivity and education, inviting broader participation from the surrounding communities. Over the years, the Pi-Ume-Sha celebration has evolved into a crucial platform for discussing Indigenous rights and the ongoing challenges faced by Native peoples.

The event not only serves as a celebration of culture but also as a reminder of the historical treaties and the importance of honoring them. This year's festivities are anticipated to draw a larger crowd, emphasizing the tribes' commitment to cultural preservation and community engagement. With a focus on unity and understanding, the expanded event promises to be a memorable experience for all participants.