Mark your calendars, Saturday July 25 at 2:00 pm the Oregon Chapter of the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation will host a virtual presentation on the Confluence Project. Originally planned as our summer potluck, the event has changed to a virtual meeting allowing us to enjoy this Lewis and Clark event from our own homes and stay safe! We are also inviting the Washington Chapter members and the Sons and Daughters of Oregon Pioneers to virtually join us.

Confluence at 18: A Look to the Future

Confluence began during the Lewis and Clark Bicentennial as a series of art installations by the celebrated artist Maya Lin. Eighteen years on, five of those projects are complete while one remains to be done. Along the way, Confluence has evolved its role in education as interest in Native American history and cultures have grown. Now in the current pandemic, that work has gone entirely online. Join Confluence Executive Director Colin Fogarty for an update in the mission of this small nonprofit and a look to the future.