The Elwha Kallam Heritage Center offers beautiful meeting rooms and a state of the art commercial kitchen. An ideal location for small business meetings, lecture sessions and even an intimate wedding. Our kitchen is fully equipped with a walk in fridge and freezer, four sandwich cold stations, deep fryer, convection oven and a smoker. The perfect venue to offer small cooking courses.

ALL REQUESTS SENT TO HERITAGE.CENTER@ELWHA.ORG

• All payments are due on, or prior to the day of the event. Invoices will be emailed or mailed, and receipts are available upon request.
• %10 discount is available for non-profits. Please inquire.

Room accommodations range from ten to 80 people.

Need your event catered? Contact us for a list of caterers.

Stop in today for a tour now.

Copper salmon sculpture as well as the copper artwork by: Clark Mundy and Alfred Charles Jr.

Building Architecture by: Mike Gentry of Gentry Architecture.

When we opened

• The Heritage Center opened in 2010, and was created to be a training center and temporary office space for tribal programs.
  • The č̕ixʷícən village artifacts were moved from The Burke Museum in Seattle and placed on display in (2013). In 2016 we added the new Elwha River Dam exhibit.
  • We have three rooms we rent to the public. The Conference Room (Eagle’s Nest) holds up to 49 and is an ideal setting for business meetings, trainings, and family gatherings. The Art Room (Raven’s Edge) seats 24 and is well suited to small gatherings such as clubs, conference calls, or luncheons. Our central room (the Great Hall) is also available to rent and would be a spectacular host to weddings, fundraisers, and lectures.
    • We currently house the tribe’s TANF and vocational rehab programs, and also serve as an affordable event rental space for the community. 

What’s available-Artifacts, Elwha River exhibit, artwork, room rental, kitchen,

Who’s here-Voc. Rehab, TANF, GA,

Click Here To See The Great Hall

Click Here To See The Conference Room

Click Here To See The Art Room

Click Here To See The Kitchen