Delve into the rich heritage and intricate weaving techniques of the Wasco Sally Bag. Facilitated by Brigette McConville— fisherwoman, tradition keeper, artist, and cultural anthropologist with the Confederated Tribes of Warm Spring—this workshop teaches participants the traditional start and twining techniques used to create geometric imagery. This workshop is recommended for ages 13+ and is ideal for participants with previous twining or weaving experience. Materials and lunch will be provided.

Ticket admission is $20. Registration is required. Please contact programs@pulitzerarts.org if you require any accommodations to participate.

Wasco Sally Bag
The Wasco Sally Bag, rooted in the heritage of the Columbia River Plateau People, was originally crafted from dogbane and wild hemp for ceremonial significance and utilitarian purposes. The spirit of ancestral craftsmanship endures as modern materials, such as manufactured hemp, jute, and variations of yarn have replaced traditional fibers.