Join us for a Native Potluck Brunch

Join us after the Alcatraz Sunrise Ceremony on Thursday, November 23rd for a special Native  Potluck Brunch from Noon to 6pm in the Haight Ashbury neighborhood.  We are celebrating Two Spirit Elders with a potluck Thanksgiving Meal in honor of National American Indian Heritage Month.  All are welcome to this free event.  Please bring a dish to share. Contact Randy Burns (Pyramid Lake Paiute) at 650-359-6473 for more information.  

Location: Waller Urban Retreat Center
1525 Waller St @ Belvedere Street
Haight Ashbury, San Francisco, CA 94117

To volunteer on our Food is Love team, please email native.solidarity.project@gmail.com

Paiute Leaders Speak at Native Plant Medicine Garden Dedication

In this video Pyramid Lake Museum Director Billie Jean Guerrero and Tribal Chairwoman Janet Davis speak at the groundbreaking & installation of a new native plants Medicine Garden on Tuesday, May 24th, 2022. With the help of local community members, the Ripple team and volunteers from the Native Solidarity Project, about 90 native trees, bushes and native herbs were planted immediately after they spoke. The goal of the project is to create a “living museum exhibit” to educate tribal members and the general public about the traditional uses of native plants from the Pyramid Lake area for medicine, pain relief, natural healing, smudging, clothing, food, shelter and building material. The purchase of plants and supplies/materials were made possible by a grant awarded to the Museum that was submitted by the Ripple Project. In addition, the Native Plant Farm in Washoe Valley generously donated many important native plant species.