The Coupeville Creative District Cultural Center was introduced in a story Jan. 17 in the South Whidbey Record.
The cultural hub location is hosted by Tony and Michelle Cladusbid, owners of Beaver Tales Coffee.
“Beaver Tales is now home to the swədəbš Cultural Center. The word swədəbš has a couple of pronunciations: “Schwedobs” or “Schwedops” which means People of the Salmon in the Coast Salish Lushootseed language, Michelle Cladusbid explained in an earlier article.”
Michelle emailed, asking that the upcoming community event be promoted. The information is taken from the Coupeville Creative District website.
Coupeville Community! Mark your calendars for a community wide open house and celebration commemorating the certification of the Coupeville Creative District. April 11-12th will see us hosting you all out at our new Cultural and Creative Hub at the Coupeville Wharf!
Friday, April 11th from 6-8 p.m. will be a fun and entertaining evening of information, treats, speakers and a Mayor’s Proclamation. Come meet the faces behind your Coupeville Creative District, learn of our projects and plans and how you can get involved, including donations towards our endeavors to support and create economic vitality for our creatives.
Saturday, April 12th the festivities will continue with artisans, speakers and a fun and educational kids activity.
All events are free and open to the public!
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For more information visit Beaver Tales Coffee’s webpage.