Tribal Journeys
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Tribal Journeys is a celebrated event for the Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast. Nations from the coast of British Columbia, and Washington state participate every year in these Tribal Journeys. The Tribal Journeys are a sequence of canoe journey's taken up by canoe families, nations, and groups who travel in ocean travelling canoes, usually dug-out canoes, made out of cedar. It has been celebrated every year since 1993, with its first journey to Bella Bella, British Columbia. Each year, a different nation hosts other Indigenous nations coming from all of British Columbia and Washington.
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