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Featured May 3 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm PDT

Community Take Over with QYRC

Clark County Historical Museum 1511 Main St., Vancouver

It's time for another Community Take Over! The Queer Youth Resource Center is taking over the Museum on Friday, May 3rd. Join us for an evening of fun and games and connect with local community organizations.

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Clark County Historical Museum

Providing opportunities for meaningful engagement with history that lead to a more educated and connected community.

Hours: Tuesday through Saturday 11am-4pm
First Fridays every month 5pm-8pm

1511 Main Street, Vancouver, WA 98660
360.993.5679

Clark County Historical Society and Museum is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.

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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES MARKET

Join us at the Clark County Historical Museum as we celebrate National Native Heritage Month with the Indigenous Peoples Market. This vibrant event will showcase the incredible talents of 14 local Indigenous vendors, offering a unique opportunity to explore and support Indigenous arts and crafts.

Special Performance: Enjoy live music by internationally recognized Native American flutist Dr. Sharie Davis, adding her talents to the event.

Throughout the day, the museum will remain free and open to the public, fostering community engagement and deepening our appreciation for the rich history of the First Peoples who have inhabited this region since Time Immemorial. Attendees will also have the chance to win exciting prizes.

Why It Matters

The Clark County Historical Museum is committed to acknowledging the complex history of our region, including the impacts of Euro-American settlement on Native Peoples. We encourage our community to engage with local Native organizations to better understand our shared past and work towards a more inclusive future.

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