PLANKHOUSE Activities

October 2009 See schedule details below for times and information
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
				1	2	3 Open to the public 12-4pm
4 Open to the public 12-4pm	5	6	7	8	9	10 BIRDFEST 10am-Guided walk to the Wapato Portage site. 1pm-Guided walk to Cathlapotle Village site. Ongoing Plankhouse tours, children's activities, and flintknapping demonstrations from 10-4pm. Contact Katie Harrison at katie_harrison@fws.gov or (360) 887-4106 for more information.
11 BIRDFEST 11am-Sam Robinson 12pm-George Aguilar 1-3pm-Salmon Bake Ongoing Plankhouse tours and children's activities from 10-4pm. Contact Katie Harrison at katie_harrison@fws.gov or (360) 887-4106 for more information.	12	13	14	15	16	17 Open to the public 12-4pm
18 Open to the public 12-4pm	19	20	21	22	23	24 Open to the public 12-4pm. Photo Exhibit: Wilfried Schuller
25 Open to the public 12-4pm Photo Exhibit: Wilfried Schuller	26	27	28	29	30	31 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.

Schedule Details

Lifeways, Landscapes, and Wildlife Interpretive Program 2009

* Please follow the link for the Lifeways, Landscapes, and Wildlife schedule on the homepage for detailed information on upcoming events.

Artists-in-Residence Program. Tribal artists will work with pre-scheduled school groups at the Plankhouse Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings on the dates below, and will demonstrate their craft to the public from noon to 3:30 on Saturdays and Sundays.

Second Sunday Series of talks and demonstrations. On the second Sunday of every month from April through October, at 2:00 pm. Talks, Times, and Demonstrations details can be viewed on the Lifeways, Landscapes, and Wildlife schedule, please see the hompage for the link.

Workshops will be scheduled throughout the summer. Call 360-887-4106 or email Katie Harrison to reserve a place, once a sheduled workshop is posted in the month below. Reservations are necessary.

NOTE: This schedule is subject to change at short notice, due to volunteer availability. Please check back here before making a trip out to the plankhouse. For more information call the Refuge office at 360-887-4106 or contact Katie Harrison or Josie Finley .

Want to get Involved?

We rely onDocents to keep the Plankhouse open on weekends and work to with school groups - what a way to learn about local history and Native American customs, and share your knowledge with a new generation! Don't want to be a Docent? We need volunteers to keep the Plankhouse in good repair and help with projects such as naturalist walks with school groups, special events, and to serve on our Committee. We need fund raisers, event organizers, and Friends of all descriptions! Meet people who are interested in the things that interest you. Learn and share our region's prehistory and history and Chinookan culture.

If you are interested in being a Docent or volunteering in other ways, email Josie Finley.

November 2009 See schedule details below for times and information
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
1 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.	2	3	4	5	6	7 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.
8 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.	9	10	11	12	13	14 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.
15 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.	16	17	18	19	20	21 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.
22 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.	23	24	25	26	27	28 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.
29 Plankhouse CLOSED for the winter season.	30

The Plankhouse is open from 12- 4pm on Saturdays and Sundays thru mid-October, depending on volunteer availability. Please check the calendar below to confirm Plankhouse openings.

If you are interested in volunteering please email Josie Finley at Josie_Finley@ fws.gov. Thank you for your interest!

April 2008 See schedule details below for times and information
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
		1	2	3	4	5 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Basketry Workshop
6 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Basketry Workshop	7	8	9	10	11	12 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Cattail Mat Workshop
13 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 SECOND SUNDAY 2:00 pm Wapato Use and Harvest	14	15	16	17	18	19 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Teacher Training
20 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00	21	22	23 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	24 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	25 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	26 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Artist in Residence
27 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Artist in Residence	28	29	30

April 2008 See schedule details below for times and information
Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
		1	2	3	4	5 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Basketry Workshop
6 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Basketry Workshop	7	8	9	10	11	12 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Cattail Mat Workshop
13 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 SECOND SUNDAY 2:00 pm Wapato Use and Harvest	14	15	16	17	18	19 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Teacher Training
20 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00	21	22	23 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	24 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	25 Scheduled school groups only Artist in Residence	26 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Artist in Residence
27 Open to the Public Noon to 4:00 Artist in Residence	28	29	30

Key	(see details below for hours and additional information)
	Open to visitors - times vary (generally also open during other activities)
	Special Event
	Workshop/ Training
	Work Party
	Multiple use day (see details)