Finding Culture in Your Own Backyard
The pomo cultural center is closed until further notice.
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Opened in the early 1980’s, the Pomo Cultural Center is operated by the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo’s and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Modeled after a traditional Pomo roundhouse, the Pomo Cultural Center offers displays about Pomo hunting, dancing, money, and basketry.
Facilities
The center has a 100 seat outdoor amphitheater that doubles as meeting space. An exhibit area can be arranged for temporary exhibits or used outside of business hours for meetings. We are also looking for people interested in offering programs/activities and events for the public. Call (707) 467-4200 to discuss your ideas or schedule your meeting.
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Opened in the early 1980’s the Pomo Cultural Center is operated by the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo’s and the US Army Corps of Engineers. Modeled after a traditional Pomo roundhouse, the Pomo Cultural Center offers displays about Pomo hunting, dancing, money, and basketry. There is also information about local fish, wildlife, and plants.
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***Closed until Further Notice***
April 1st – September 30th
Hours
Open Wednesday through Sunday 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.
October 1st – November 15th
Open Saturday and Sunday 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm.
The Pomo Cultural Center can be viewed at other times by calling (707) 467- 4200 to schedule a visit.
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How to get there:
From Ukiah and South:
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Take Highway 101 North to Highway 20 East.
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Take the Highway 20 East exit and follow Highway 20 to Marina Drive.
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Turn right onto Marina Drive. Follow Marina Drive west for approximately 1/2 mile. Pass the North Boat Ramp, Kyen Campground, Oak Grove and Pomo A Day-Use Area.
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Turn left at the sign for Pomo B Day-Use area and park in the first parking lot on the right. The Pomo Cultural Center is the round, brown building on the the hill.
From Willits and North: From Ukiah and South:
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Take Highway 101 South to Highway 20 east.
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Take the Highway 20 East exit and follow Highway 20 to Marina Drive.
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Turn right onto Marina Drive. Follow Marina Drive west for approximately 1/2 mile. Pass the North Boat Ramp, Kyen Campground, Oak Grove and Pomo A Day-Use Area.
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Turn left at the sign for Pomo B Day-Use area and park in the first parking lot on the right. The Pomo Cultural Center is the round, brown building on the the hill.