Da Gou Rou Louwi' Cultural Center

Da Gou Rou Louwi' Cultural Center Promotes the understanding, revitalization, and continuation of Wiyot culture.

Don't forget to come by and say hi during the Friday night market tonight! We will be open until 8:30!
06/05/2026

Don't forget to come by and say hi during the Friday night market tonight! We will be open until 8:30!

Come by and say hi at the Humboldt Trails Summit!!
05/30/2026

Come by and say hi at the Humboldt Trails Summit!!

Join us at the Cultural Center this May to honor and raise awareness for MMIP (Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.) ...
05/16/2026

Join us at the Cultural Center this May to honor and raise awareness for MMIP (Missing and Murdered Indigenous People.) ❤️🖐️

Visit our MMIP station to:
• Leave a handprint and message of hope, remembrance, or support
• Learn about the MMIP movement and why awareness matters
• Take a free MMIP awareness button.

The red handprint is a symbol representing the silenced voices of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and the ongoing fight for justice, accountability, and healing for Indigenous families and communities.

Throughout the month, we will also be showing MMIP documentaries and educational videos on the Cultural Center television to help share stories, raise awareness, and encourage continued conversation about the impact MMIP has on Indigenous families and communities. We invite visitors to take time to watch, learn, reflect, and stand in solidarity.

Together we honor those who are missing, those taken too soon, and the families still seeking answers.


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The signs say:

1. What is MMIP? MMIP Awareness Month is observed each May to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous People and raise awareness about the ongoing violence disproportionately affecting Indigenous communities across North America. Families and communities continue to seek justice, answers, accountability, and healing for loved ones who are missing or have been taken too soon. May 5th is recognized as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls in the United States and is also known as Red Dress Day in Canada. The red handprint is a widely recognized symbol of the MMIP movement. It represents the voices of Missing and Murdered Indigenous People that have been silenced and the lack of attention these cases have often received.
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2. Leave a handprint and message of hope, remembrance, or support for Missing and Murdered Indigenous People. Together we honor those who are missing, those taken too soon, and the families still seeking justice.

This is Clay the Lamprey! He likes to hide around the cultural center, if you see him while you're here please snap a ph...
05/15/2026

This is Clay the Lamprey! He likes to hide around the cultural center, if you see him while you're here please snap a photo of him to help us keep up with what he's been up to.
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05/13/2026

The Wiyot Tribe gathered Friday to unveil new sign installations on Wiyot lands around Wigi (Humboldt Bay) last weekend. Two of these signs can be found at Digawututklh, a 365-acre property on the Samoa peninsula owned by the tribe; one at…

Come on down and check out our beautiful selection of locally handmade traditional Tribal Jewelry!! Just in time for Mot...
05/09/2026

Come on down and check out our beautiful selection of locally handmade traditional Tribal Jewelry!! Just in time for Mother's day! You can find us at 417 2nd St. Suite 101 in oldtown Eureka during the sidewalk sale!!!
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05/09/2026

You can find us at 417 2nd St. Suite 101 in oldtown Eureka during the sidewalk sale!!!

Come on down and check out our beautiful selection of locally handmade traditional Tribal Jewelry!! Just in time for Mot...
05/08/2026

Come on down and check out our beautiful selection of locally handmade traditional Tribal Jewelry!! Just in time for Mother's day! You can find us at 417 2nd St. Suite 101 in oldtown Eureka during the sidewalk sale!!!

Address

417 Second Street, Suite 101
Eureka, CA
95501

Opening Hours

Wednesday 11:30am - 6pm
Thursday 11:30am - 6pm
Friday 11:30am - 6pm
Saturday 11:30am - 6pm
Sunday 11:30am - 6pm

Telephone

+17077981949

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