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WEtyk: Welcome<br />

Share in the traditions of<br />

ancient First Nations<br />

The history of First Nations in the <strong>Shuswap</strong><br />

goes back over 10,000 years. The area is<br />

named after the Secwepemc, an important<br />

Salish nation that has always inhabited the<br />

BC interior. Come live this history. Stroll in the<br />

Neskonlith Meadows (a permit is required),<br />

enjoy bannock at Jack Sam’s Restaurant at<br />

Quaaout Lodge, or take in activities at the<br />

<strong>Shuswap</strong> Centre.<br />

The <strong>Shuswap</strong> Centre:<br />

Knucwetwecw<br />

—Helping One Another<br />

The Switzmalph Cultural Society invites you<br />

to experience Secwempc traditions firsthand!<br />

Visit a traditional Secwepemc native village,<br />

participate in a Pow Wow, attend a birch bark<br />

basket or native drum workshop, or book a<br />

guided interpretive tour through the trails in<br />

the Salmon River delta. Cultural workshops<br />

are offered at the Mary Thomas Cultural<br />

Centre and Heritage Sanctuary. Our guides<br />

and instructors provide intimate knowledge<br />

and incomparable insight into local customs,<br />

history, and environmental stewardship.<br />

For information on our programming,<br />

visit www.<strong>Shuswap</strong>Centre.org or phone<br />

250.803.0395.<br />

The entire <strong>Shuswap</strong> area is infused with<br />

rich First Nations history, and many local<br />

bands provide opportunities for visitors<br />

to participate in and learn about<br />

traditional practices.<br />

The Splatsin First Nation, near Enderby,<br />

continues its history and culture<br />

with community events, Pow Wows,<br />

naming ceremonies, and more. Three<br />

Secwepemc Nation bands dwell near<br />

Chase - the Neskonlith, Adams Lake,<br />

and Little <strong>Shuswap</strong>, also known as<br />

Squilax. Neskonlith Indian Band takes<br />

pride in education and offers a variety<br />

of programs with accreditation through<br />

Thompson Rivers University. Adams Lake<br />

Band is home to a well-known language<br />

immersion school, Chief Atahm School.<br />

Limited hunting on the Little <strong>Shuswap</strong><br />

reservation has preserved the<br />

abundance of wildlife in their pristine<br />

environment. The Quaaout Lodge &<br />

Talking Rock Golf Course is the pride of<br />

the Little <strong>Shuswap</strong> Band.<br />

For more information:<br />

www.<strong>Shuswap</strong>Centre.org<br />

www.Splatsin.ca<br />

www.AdamsLakeBand.org<br />

www.ChiefAtahm.com<br />

www.Neskonlith.org<br />

www.LSLIB.com<br />

www.QuaaoutLodge.com<br />

salmon arm<br />

Talerico Fine Art Gallery<br />

& Artists’ Studio<br />

Only “original” fine art by Canadian artists.<br />

Downtown working studio of Lori Talerico.<br />

Located by the famous wharf and bird sanctuary.<br />

#3-680 Marine Park Drive N.E. in Harbour Centre,<br />

Salmon Arm, BC<br />

250.833.0310 | talericofineartgallery@gmail.com<br />

www.<strong>Shuswap</strong><strong>Tourism</strong>.ca | 31

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