Red Eagle Soaring

Red Eagle Soaring Red Eagle Soaring Native Youth Theatre

Sending our condolences to her family & those who knew her ✨thank you for the inspiring life you lived Georgina.. fly hi...
09/12/2026

Sending our condolences to her family & those who knew her ✨thank you for the inspiring life you lived Georgina.. fly high 🦅

Indigenous film and television community mourns sudden death of Georgina Lightning

RES is hiring! 🦅✨We are Red Eagle Soaring (RES), a Seattle-based 501(c)(3) serving urban Native American youth. We prior...
09/11/2026

RES is hiring! 🦅✨We are Red Eagle Soaring (RES), a Seattle-based 501(c)(3) serving urban Native American youth. We prioritize accessibility with free arts education, integrating contemporary theatre and traditional Native performing arts. We are currently starting the hiring process for a FT Community Engagement Specialist. Please see the job description by clicking the link:

RED EAGLE SOARING COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT SPECIALIST JOB DESCRIPTION Red Eagle Soaring (RES) is a 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Native Youth Theatre that specializes in building self-confidence and clarity of expression for Native

Join us for RESGIVING 2026! 🔥❤ 🦅 Help us raise funds to support our Native youth in one of the only Native youth theatre...
09/08/2026

Join us for RESGIVING 2026! 🔥❤ 🦅 Help us raise funds to support our Native youth in one of the only Native youth theatre programs in the country! RES continues to empower our Native youth through the performing arts!
WHEN: Thursday, November 19th, 2026
WHERE: The Central (207 1st Ave South - Seattle)
Doors 6pm / Show 7pm / 21+ event
Food / beverages / Performances / Raffle / Raise The Paddle
Featuring special guests:
THOMAS FRIDAY (Host) / KASEY NICHOLSON / IZ WHITE
FOR MORE INFO, please visit: www.redeaglesoaring.org/
TO DONATE: https://gofund.me/1028af9ef

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09/01/2026

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Update!! Registration is closed due to full capacity! Thank you to all!

🌿 Summer's End Culture Camp 🌿

Join us for an afternoon of traditional food teachings, community connection, and cultural sharing at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center.

Learn how to make huckleberry jam and prepare salmon alongside Chef Norma Sheakley and Chef Nikki Demmert as we celebrate and preserve Indigenous food traditions! ✨

🍓 Traditional Food Classes
🐟 Salmon Preparation
🍽️ Community Dinner
🎁 Take-Home Gifts

Participants will receive:

✅ Buffalo meat
✅ Huckleberry jam
✅ Crab
✅ Red Day and Salish Kihn Coffee

📅 Saturday, September 5, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
📍 Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center

To RSVP, please text your:

• Name
• Tribal Affiliation
• Number of Attendees
• Food Allergies

at 📱 206-889-8538

Elders prioritized.
!!While supplies last!!

SIYAP 2026 was a BLAST! 🦅❤🔥✨'Whispers In the Wind' showcased loads of talent in a variety show from our Red Eagle Soarin...
08/22/2026

SIYAP 2026 was a BLAST! 🦅❤🔥✨'Whispers In the Wind' showcased loads of talent in a variety show from our Red Eagle Soaring youth last night to a packed theatre at King Street Station! BIG THANK YOU to our Station Space partners & neighbors 'The Rhapsody Project' for collaborating with us on the opening of the show! BIG THANK YOU to United Way of King County and our other sponsors for lifting up our youth! 📸Alien Aftermint Media

Stop by & see RES at Camp KEXP today in Seattle! Going until 4pm @ Seattle Center!
08/07/2026

Stop by & see RES at Camp KEXP today in Seattle! Going until 4pm @ Seattle Center!

Today! Our FINAL performance of “Killer of the Alien Gods” TODAY at Island Shakespeare Festival !!Come see our final per...
08/01/2026

Today! Our FINAL performance of “Killer of the Alien Gods” TODAY at Island Shakespeare Festival !!

Come see our final performance of our spring show on Whidbey Island today, at 1pm!!

We owe a lot of gratitude to Vi Hilbert for the work she did in her lifetime ✨
07/26/2026

We owe a lot of gratitude to Vi Hilbert for the work she did in her lifetime ✨

Vi “taqʷšəblu” Hilbert was born on this day in 1918. A member of the Upper Skagit Indian Tribe, she dedicated her life to preserving the Lushootseed language and stories. Vi attended 15 different schools growing up and was banned from speaking Lushootseed at Chemawa, an Indian boarding school in Oregon. But Vi later devoted her life to revitalizing the language she learned from her parents.

Following her passing in 2008, Hilbert was featured in the 2012 Legacy Washington exhibit, "We're Still Here: The Survival of Washington Indians." Learn more about her work and hear the Lushootseed language (dxʷləšucid) at Legacy Washington's exhibit page: https://www2.sos.wa.gov/legacy/werestillhere/language.aspx

Photograph courtesy Lushootseed Research.

Looking back ✨a glance back at some the moments from Red Eagle Soaring's trip to Montana this summer for the 150th Anniv...
07/26/2026

Looking back ✨a glance back at some the moments from Red Eagle Soaring's trip to Montana this summer for the 150th Anniversary of the Little Bighorn Film Festival and battlefield events. RES students attended the battlefield Victory Day events, performed an opening at the red carpet kickoff celebration, also joined by UNEA, and got to see one of their films in the shorts program of the festival!
🪶 ❤ 📸 J. Joshua Diltz / Alien Aftermint Media

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