Events

Culture Night and Community Dinners 2025-26
Culture & Community Nights at the Longhouse
1st and 3rd Thursdays of the month
5:30 - 7:30 pm 
Many Nations Longhouse 
 
Come join us for food, fellowship, and fun as we gather in community and hold each other up! 
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Native Engagement Time 
Every Wednesday 1.30-3.30pm
Many Nations Longhouse.
 
Drop-in advising, crafting supplies, and snacks! For more information contact Many Nations Longhouse longhouse@uoregon.edu 
Home Flight hours
Home Flight Community Hours
Every Thursday, 3.00–5.00pm
Many Nations Longhouse
 
For more information contact Jorney Baldwin-Chee jorneyb@uoregon.edu 
Native American Arts and Crafts Market
Native American Arts and Crafts Market Eugene 
First Sunday of the month 
10:00 am - 4:00 pm 
Farmers Market Pavilion 85 E 8th Ave, Eugene 
 
Visit us at naacm.org 
Winter scene with snow falling onto tree tops
NAIS Winter Storytelling Night
Wednesday February 25, 5pm 2026
Many Nations Longhouse
 
Save the date for a brilliant night of Indigenous Winter Storytelling including students in the Native American and Indigenous Studies Academic Residential Community. More details to follow. 
Portrait of Julian Brave NoiseCat
Coyote Steals the Salmon, Julian Brave NoiseCat Talk
Thursday March 5, 7pm 2026
175 Knight Law Center
 
Julian Brave NoiseCat (Canim Lake Band Tsq'secen, Secwepemc Nation) is a filmmaker, champion powwow dancer, activist and the author of We Survived the Night. He advocates for issues of climate justice and Indigenous rights, and was the first Indigenous North American filmmaker nominated for an Academy Award for his film, “Sugarcane.”