Wrangell community members plan to gather together at the high school wood shop this weekend to create two full sets of traditional Tlingit paddles.
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Tribal leadership honored civil rights leader, Elizabeth Peratrovich at a ceremony in Wrangell on February 16. The Alaska Native Sisterhood Camp No. 1 and the Tlingit and Haida Community Council gathered at Wrangell’s Nolan Center.
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The Native Civil Rights leader, Elizabeth Peratrovich, who was Tlingit, helped bring an end to discrimination in Alaska in 1945. Days after she made an important speech at the Alaska Territorial Legislature’s House and Senate debates, the state designated February 16th as Elizabeth Peratrovich Day.
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Wrangell tour operators say they can give an intimate and authentic experience unlike other towns.
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For almost 30 years, the remote village of Kake has been running its annual summer Keex’ Kwaan Culture Camp – a chance for kids and adults to practice and celebrate Tlingit traditions. It’s the longest running camp of its kind in Alaska.
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