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News Release Date: July 11, 2016 The dance, called Ne’-dosh in Tolowa, is a renewal ceremony that is traditionally performed inside a redwood plank house. For the demonstration, the program will be held in a redwood grove overlooking the Smith River. Many northwestern California tribes continue to pass on their language, arts, and traditions, particularly in the form of song and dance. Photographing the dance demonstration and dancers is not permitted during the demonstration, but dancers may voluntarily pose for photographs after the demonstration. There is limited parking near the day use area.
A Special Event Parking Area will be available for those wishing to attend the event without paying Day Use Fees. It will be located directly across Hwy. 199 from the Hiouchi Information Center and will require a 1/3-mile walk to the day use area. A van will be available to shuttle visitors unable to walk to and from the day use area.
Come share in this celebration of local cultural diversity. Bring blankets or folding chairs, as seating may be limited.
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Last updated: July 11, 2016