Coordinator: Chuck Daughtry
Coordinator Contact: 541 374-8619, cdaughtry@portofcascadelocks.org
Starting Location: Marine Park, Cascade Locks

The Port of Cascade Locks has commissioned a local artist, Heather Soderberg, to cast two bronze statues. One statue is of Sacagawea w/Pomp and one of Seaman. The Sacagawea casting will be over 9 feet tall and weigh over 1,000 pounds and the Seaman statute will be appropriately sized in relation to Sacagawea.

The Plankhouse at Cathlapotle near Ridgefield, WA, will be having a guided walk exploring the local legacy of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. There are other activities scheduled as well. You can check them out at: www.plankhouse.org.

Times: 12:00 noon, 3:00 p.m.

Presenter: Lisa Brown
Event Start Time: 1:00 pm
Event End Time: 2:00 pm
Coordinator: Sally Freeman
Coordinator Contact: 503-861-4424, sally_freeman@nps.gov
Starting Location: Fort Clatsop visitor center (Netul River Room) of Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Event Summary: Our park has a free monthly guest speaker series, generally held on the third Sunday of the month from September through May. These programs are open to the public and feature a variety of topics.

Presenter: Event Start Time: 1:00 pm
Event End Time: 2:00 pm
Coordinator: Sally Freeman
Coordinator Contact: 503-861-4424, sally_freeman@nps.gov
Starting Location: Fort Clatsop visitor center (Netul River Room) of Lewis and Clark National Historical Park
Event Summary: Our park has a free monthly guest speaker series, generally held on the third Sunday of the month from September through May. These programs are open to the public and feature a variety of topics.

Put on by the Tears of Joy Theatre, performance location Winningstad Theatre, 1111 SW Broadway, Portland OR. Puppetry brings a Native American legend to the Liberty stage. Huddle close to our campfire and listen to the story of the Bridge of the Gods. This legend tells of a fight between two brothers that caused the great land bridge in the Columbia Gorge to collapse. Join Coyote and She Who Watches as this story of the river and mountains unfolds. This remarkable play, based on a Klickitat version of the tale, is written by Native American storyteller Ed Edmo (Shoshone-Bannock), designed by Lillian Pitt (Warm Springs/Yakima) and features music by Arlie Neskahi (Dine’ Nation New Mexico) and poetry by Elizabeth Woody (Warm Springs/Yakima).

Evening Showing on the 19th of February!

More information at: http://www.liberty-theater.org/

For further information you can contact:

• Robert Heacock
  Washington State Secretary and Membership Chair
  Email: Heacock1@mindspring.com
  Phone: 509-924-4020
  
• Barb Kubik
  Chair, Washington State Governor's Lewis and Clark Trail Committee
  Email: chemna@aol.com
  Phone: 360.546.5949

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