Special Speaker Series: Native American Basketry

Native American Basketry: Culture and Significance This winter join us at Lake Perris to discover the amazing natural and cultural history of the area! These family-friendly presentations typically last about one-hour, and are fun-filled interactive educational opportunities for everyone! Our presenters are experts in their fields and they know how to “wow” a crowd. Don’t miss out on the fun! Reservations are not required except for groups over 10 people. For more information call the Ya’i Heki’ Regional Indian Museum at (951)940-5657. Cost: Discounted park entry fee of $5.00 per vehicle Meeting Location: Ya’i Heki’ Regional Indian Museum at Lake Perris Presenter: Abe Sanchez, Local Native American Basket Weaver Have you ever admired the intricate beauty of a Native American basket? There are hours of hard work, patience, and perseverance that goes into creating each one of these one-of-a-kind cultural treasures. Learn from Mr. Sanchez the cultural significance of basketry to Native Americans of California, and why he continues to keep this tradition thriving in our communities.