All About Acorns Workshop

Learn all about acorns with Kat High, a descendant of the Hupa Tribe. Discover the fascinating world of acorns with Kat High, a descendant of the Hupa Tribe. During this engaging workshop, Kat will guide participants through each step of collecting, preparing, and storing local acorns, sharing valuable traditional knowledge along the way. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to craft your own acorn tops and buzzers, gaining hands on experience in this unique aspect of Native American culture. This event and parking are free, but reservations are required. If your plans change and you're unable to attend, please remember to cancel your ticket through Eventbrite so that other interested guests on the waitlist can participate. The workshops will take place outdoors on the porch of the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center, providing a unique opportunity to learn in a natural and welcoming environment. Please arrive early as there is a short walk from the main parking lot to the center. As the only National Park Service culture center representing all Indigenous tribes across the nation and U.S. territories, Satwiwa continues to honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future. With decades of community partnership, vibrant cultural presentations, and enduring commitment to Indigenous lifeways, the Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center remains a welcoming place for learning, creativity, and connection for all who visit. Directions to Rancho Sierra Vista/Satwiwa Main Entrance: From the 101 Freeway, exit at Wendy Drive and head south. Turn right on Lynn Road. Turn left on Via Goleta. Continue all the way to a parking lot where the road ends. GPS Coordinates for Entrance (Via Goleta & Lynn Road): N 34.1569 W -118.9733 Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center: Walk 0.3-miles up gravel road from the main entrance parking area to brown wooden building (Culture Center). GPS Coordinates for Satwiwa Native American Indian Culture Center: N 34.1504 W ­-118.9613 Please contact the Santa Monica Mountains Interagency Visitor Center for general information: 805-370-2301 or by email at: [email protected]