Redding Rancheria

🎄✨ Save the Date for the Redding Rancheria Christmas Arts, Crafts and Gifts Fair ✨🎄

Join us for a festive day of holiday shopping, handcrafted items, local vendors, and community fun on Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

The fair will take place at the Win-River Resort & Casino Event Center and the Redding Rancheria Community Center, located at:

📍 2100 Redding Rancheria Road
Redding, CA 96001

Shop for homemade crafts, Christmas gifts, decorations, local jewelry, and much more. There will also be raffles throughout the day. 🎁

🌮 Husky Indian Tacos by Dove will be available for purchase in the Redding Rancheria Community Center.

Interested vendors can find an application at www.stillwaterpowwow.com.

For more information, please contact Louise Davis or Pat Lilya at 530 225 8979.

We hope to see you there for a joyful day of holiday shopping and community celebration! ❤️💚

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to the 2026 to 2027 Leadership Redding Class for joining us for Heritage Day at Redding Rancheria. 💛

It was an honor to share our stories, heritage, and culture with your class. We appreciate your thoughtful questions, interest, and engagement throughout the day.

A special thank you to our Cultural Department for creating such a meaningful experience through the basket display, a tour of the Arbor, traditional songs, and cultural demonstrations. 🪶

Opportunities like Heritage Day allow us to share knowledge, strengthen community connections, and celebrate the traditions that continue to guide us.

Thank you, Leadership Redding, for spending the day with us and for being part of this special experience. Leadership Redding

🌿 Cultural Camp 2026: Part Two 🌿

Cultural Camp is a cherished tradition for Redding Rancheria Tribal Member families. Held every other year, this special gathering creates an opportunity for families to come together, celebrate our heritage, share traditions, and strengthen the connections that bind our community. 💛

This year, families gathered at Hat Creek Resort and RV Park in Old Station from September 18 through 20 for a weekend of culture, outdoor adventure, family fun, and meaningful time together.

Participants of all ages enjoyed activities throughout the weekend, including:

🌾 Traditional cordage making
🥣 Acorn soup making
🐚 Abalone classes
🎉 Piñata, stick and hoop games, relay races, limbo, and potato sack races
🪨 Lava tube exploring
🏔️ Lassen Park adventures

At its heart, Cultural Camp is about more than a weekend away. It is an opportunity to embrace who we are, share cultural knowledge with our children, create lasting memories, and carry traditions forward for future generations.

Thank you to everyone who helped make Cultural Camp 2026 a meaningful and memorable gathering for our Tribal Member families. ❤️

💛Redding Rancheria had a wonderful evening at the Wings of Angels Dinner at Win-River Resort & Casino. Thank you to everyone who came out to support this meaningful cause, and to the Wings of Angels team for bringing our community together for such a special night. We’re proud to stand with you.💛

🌿 Cultural Camp 2026 🌿

Cultural Camp is a cherished tradition for Redding Rancheria Tribal Member families. Held every other year, this special gathering creates an opportunity for families to come together, celebrate our heritage, share traditions, and strengthen the connections that bind our community. 💛

This year, families gathered at Hat Creek Resort and RV Park in Old Station from September 18 through 20 for a weekend of culture, outdoor adventure, family fun, and meaningful time together.

Participants of all ages enjoyed activities throughout the weekend, including:

🌾 Traditional cordage making
🥣 Acorn soup making
🐚 Abalone classes
🎉 Piñata, stick and hoop games, relay races, limbo, and potato sack races
🪨 Lava tube exploring
🏔️ Lassen Park adventures

At its heart, Cultural Camp is about more than a weekend away. It is an opportunity to embrace who we are, share cultural knowledge with our children, create lasting memories, and carry traditions forward for future generations.

Thank you to everyone who helped make Cultural Camp 2026 a meaningful and memorable gathering for our Tribal Member families. ❤️

Today we celebrated California Native American Day at the State Capitol in Sacramento. 🪶
Redding Rancheria was proud to fly our Tribal flag next to so many strong Tribal nations. Seeing our flags together is a reminder of our sovereignty, our resilience and the ancestors who made this day possible.🥁

An honor to be in Washington, D.C. this week as leaders from across Indian Country gathered at the Capitol Hill Club for a reception with Congressman James Gallagher (CA-01), Chairman Marshall Pierite of the Tunica-Biloxi Tribe of Louisiana, and our very own Chairman Jack Potter Jr. of the Redding Rancheria.
The evening brought Tribal leaders, congressional partners, and federal allies together in support of the Native American Coalition for Economic Prosperity (NACEP), a national, Tribal led coalition working to strengthen economic sovereignty, create jobs, and open new pathways for investment in Native communities.
Joining the conversation were Chairwoman Lynn “Nay” Valbuena of the Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation, along with Chairman Anthony Roberts, Secretary Mia Durham, and Council Member Seth Lowell of the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation.
Grateful for leaders who show up for Indian Country and for the relationships being built to carry our Nations forward. 🪶