The Methow Valley Interpretive Center is excited to host Arnie Marchand as the speaker for May’s Last Sunday Lecture. Arnie is an Okanogan Indian and Member of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation. He has written the book, “The Way I Heard It,” in which he shares stories of the traditional territories of the Okanogan Indian People from Wenatchee through lower British Columbia.
Did you know that museums and historic sites fuel a $50 billion dollar industry and employ nearly three quarters of a million people? Please join us in reminding Congress that these places matter as they discuss coronavirus economic relief.
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As you know, the National Trust’s 27 historic sites are closed to the public, along with thousands of other museums and cultural sites across the country. While no one yet knows the full economic impact these closures will have, we know it will be severe.