On Thursday, June 26th, City of Seattle Mayor Ed Murray announced the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe as the recipient of the 2014 Mayor’s Arts Award for Cultural Investment. The Arts Awards are given in six categories and the winners are chosen from a pool of public...

The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe and Longhouse Media recently partnered for the 2014 SuperFly Filmmaking Experience, which features native stories and young filmmakers and actors aged 13 to 19.  The event showcases the young students’ skills, teaches them to collaborate...

Governor Jay Inslee has in the last few weeks signed four bills that promote the welfare and well-being of Indians throughout Washington State. The Snoqualmie Tribal Council, on behalf of all our Tribal Members, sent a letter on April 22nd, 2014 to thank Governor...

The Snoqualmie Tribe said it would donate $275,000 to the relief effort for Saturday’s devastating landslide. During a press briefing Friday, tribe officials handed $50,000 checks to the Darrington, Arlington and Oso fire departments. The tribe also will be giving...

SNOQUALMIE CASINO PROGRAM DIVERTS HUNDREDS OF TONS OF WASTE FROM LANDFILLS, REDUCES 128,000 WATTS OF ENERGY, PROVIDES GREEN TRANSPORTATION AND MORE A year after implementing a new recycling program, the Snoqualmie Casino is reporting massive waste reduction and energy...

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe Donates $150,000 to Daybreak Star    The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe is honored to support Seattle’s Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center with a $150,000 donation. Daybreak Star has been struggling to remain open and almost faced closure last...

Three Make-A-Wish families will see the Seahawks take on the Broncos at Super Bowl XLVIII thanks to our Tribe and our donation of our Super Bowl tickets to Make-A-Wish. "We are very proud that our Tribe is able to share its tradition of helping others by ensuring that...