Warm Springs GeoVisions

01/21/2026

GeoVisions and the Tribal Historic Preservation Office (THPO) are inviting all CTWS members to a dinner and discuss the Speedway and Saddle Butte Hybrid Wind and Solar Project at the Greeley Heights Community Building on January 27th from 6-8 P.M. Dinner will be provided for all attendees.

For more information about the event, please email us at [email protected]

09/10/2025

The Museum at Warm Springs is putting out a call for artists for an art exhibition showcasing Tribal Member artists on November 12th. Adult and Youth appreciations are available at the Museum and must be submitted by October 12th along with the artwork.

All artwork MUST be submitted with an application.

Check out slide 2 for more details about the event!

For more information please contact Angela Smith at [email protected]

05/14/2025

This Friday at The Spot! Come out for a night of comedy and Native storytelling from 7-8:30 PM featuring Delson Suppah and Gilbert Brown.

11/23/2024

Looking for some gifts for the holidays?

Check out all the great gifts and jewelry at the 48th Annual Warm Springs Christmas Bazaar taking place on Saturday, December 14th at the Warm Springs Community Wellness Center! Bazaar starts at 10 AM and ends at 4 PM.

Admission is free!

For more information, please call (541) 553-3243.

11/21/2024

Free turkeys available for the Warm Springs Community at the Simnasho Longhouse on Friday the 22nd and Agency Longhouse on Tuesday the 27th from 5 until 7 PM.

For more information, please email [email protected]

11/02/2024

We are proud to honor our Tribal Anthropologist and owner of Salmon King Fisheries, Bridgette McConville. In addition to demonstrating sustainable land stewardship, her work helps us protect cultural plants, gathering places, and preserve Tribal oral histories. Thank you Bridgette for everything you do for our work and the community!

This , we honor Native agricultural producers committed to sustainable land stewardship and have risen to accept IAC’s Rege[N]ation Pledge and Seal.

Brigette McConville, owner of Salmon King Fisheries, carries on her grandma’s legacy through sustainable salmon harvesting on the Columbia River. As a proud member of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, she grounds herself and her business in respect and reciprocity for the land, water, and fish. Brigette’s story and handmade products exemplify the spirit of IAC’s Rege[N]ation Pledge and Seal.

Explore her story and IAC’s work to support Native producers like Brigette: https://www.indianag.org/post/stewarding-the-land-to-honor-future-generations

10/16/2024

***Attention Tribal Employees***

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09/19/2024

09/18/2024

Calling all Tribal artists!

The Museum at Warm Springs is looking for entries for the 31st Annual Tribal Member Art Exhibit. Artist submissions will be due on October 2nd at 5 PM for judging or October 9th for display only.

Applications can be found at the Museum and must be submitted to Angela Smith at the contact information on the flyer.

Opening reception will take place on November 6th and works will be up at the museum until February 8th, 2025!

09/13/2024

Free food market today starting at 4 PM at the address below! Be sure to stop by.

09/11/2024

Thank you BNR staff and Congratulations, Tim!

08/23/2024

🚨🚨UPDATE🚨🚨
We were fortunate enough to book a drum group for our event! Thank you community for sharing 🙏
GeoVisions is searching for a
TRIBAL DRUM GROUP FOR A SALMON BAKE EVENT Aug 28th