Oregon City is gearing up to celebrate Indigenous communities with a day of festivity and commemoration. Clackamas Community College announced that come October 13, an Indigenous Peoples’ Day event will unfold at the campus's Environmental Learning Center, located at 19600 Molalla Ave. Community members are encouraged to join the homage to native cultures, which will feature traditional food, music, and storytelling. According to Clackamas County, admission to this cultural showcase is free of charge.
The college is extending an invitation to the public, keen on both respecting the traditions and educating those who seek knowledge about the Indigenous heritage that permeates the region. Attendees are expected to walk away with a sense of the rich tapestry that comprises the history and current lives of Indigenous peoples. In a statement released by Clackamas Community College, all are welcome "to experience this vibrant cultural experience," as stated by Clackamas County.
As the date draws near, organizers promise to divulge more specifics about the activities and performances slated for the day. For more information as the event approaches, the public can keep an eye on the college's news channels or directly visit their website.
